If women labourers complain that safety equipment is male sized what improvement is needed?

Correct answer: Safety equipment suitable for gender and body size

Safety equipment works properly only when it fits the person using it. If protective clothing, gloves, harnesses, helmets, or other equipment is designed around male body measurements, women workers may find it loose, restrictive, unstable, or difficult to use. Poor fit can reduce protection and make movement or emergency action harder. The solution is not to remove women from the job, but to provide tested sizes and designs that suit different bodies and tasks.

Option A is correct because it calls for safety equipment suited to gender-related body differences and individual size. Options B and C would increase risk by excluding workers or withholding protection. Option D ignores a valid safety complaint and leaves the hazard unchanged. Inclusive workplace safety means consulting users, offering suitable sizes, checking fit, and ensuring that every worker receives effective protective equipment.