Engineered Fabrics Makes Bladders for Airplane Gas Tanks

question 24

Multiple Choice

Engineered Fabrics makes bladders for airplane gas tanks. In the event of a puncture, the bladder will prevent the tank from exploding. The bladders must be defect-free. To check the bladders, company employees must be able to crawl in an 18-inch diameter hole in the bladder side and look for light leaks. A limitation on weight and height of individuals working in quality control at this company would be legal because it is an example of________ .

• A) the four-fifths rule
• B) adverse impact rulings
• C) bona fide occupational qualifications (BFOQs)
• D) gender selectivity
• E) benefits and features of occupational quality (BFOQs)

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