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What can happen if safety equipment is not designed according to women body needs?

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Correct answer: Safety risk and work discomfort may increase

The direct answer is A: safety risk and work discomfort may increase. Safety equipment must fit the body and actual working needs of the people who use it. If a helmet, harness, gloves, mask, uniform, or machine control is designed mainly for men and does not fit a woman properly, it may slip, restrict movement, cause pain, or fail to protect her during an accident. Step by step: poor fit leads to discomfort; discomfort may distract the worker or make her avoid the equipment; reduced protection increases the chance or seriousness of injury. Option A is correct because it connects unsuitable design with both risk and discomfort. Option B is wrong: poor design cannot make safety complete. Option C is wrong: unsuitable equipment does not automatically make work easier and may make it harder. Option D is wrong: equipment design has no direct power to equalise wages. A useful exam cue is: gender-sensitive safety means suitable design, proper fit, comfort, and equal protection for every worker.

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Occupational-SafetyWomen-WorkersSafety-Equipment

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