Safety Justice League Podcast CEUs - Women in Safety History

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What is your First Name? *

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Who is a woman in safety history that you were introduced to because of this podcast episode? *

Why were women told they could not inspect factories in England in the late 1800s? Check all that apply. *

Women weren't supposed to be out at night near factories

Women had to wear skirts and dresses, which were dangerous in a factory

They did not have adequate PPE

They were not qualified to do the job

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What laws were enacted in the late 1800s in England that took into account worker safety? *

Manufacturing Rules

ESHA

Factory Laws

Wage & Hour Laws

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