The product description is not "steel-toed", but "safety-toed", which nonetheless is still a great application regardless of whether or not you work in hazardous electrical areas - it applies to all aspects of work safety.

I'm employed at a warehouse that distributes food and dry goods to a couple of hotels. As we have to stock, rotate and deliver items twice a day (boxes which may weigh upwards of 80 lbs, so in my line of work it helps to have foot protection if I accidentally drop those 80 lbs. on my feet),I'm usually on my feet most of the time, going in and out of walk-in refrigerators and freezers, both of which pose slick, hazardous walking areas. I've gone through quite a bit of shoes that have slip-resistant soles, but this shoe seems to provide a better grip, which I think is due to the diamond-shaped pattern on the bottom of the soles - deceptively simple, none of the other shoes I've owned had the same pattern. Coupled with a rugged, athletic look, these shoes are both aesthetically pleasing and functional. It breaks in well, actually fits comfortably right out of the box. I prefer low-cut, oxford-type work shoes like these because I do a lot of squatting and bending. Just a personal preference.

Highly recommended.

Edit: I'd like to add that there is no substitute for safety and discretion in your workplace, that ultimately your personal safety lies in the awareness of your work environment.