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Well, are there any statistics on the gender ratio of maintenance workers for measuring instruments and those who give birth? Is there a relationship between gender and having children in this job?
The relationship is unclear, but avoid contact with anything that emits radiation
In my company, the positions related to alkali washing are usually filled by female workers, while the children born to them are usually boys. I don’t know why – it’s strange!
Our factory’s NACO3 (weakly alkaline) unit also experiences this issue, which has always been treated as something unusual.
There are more girls among instrument makers; that’s what I’ve observed
This is a genetic issue and has nothing to do with work.
There doesn’t seem to be anything that can be counted in this case; it probably doesn’t matter much!
Instrument technicians have nothing to do with giving birth, right? But I guess different working conditions in chemical plants do have some impact
In our class, boys are born in Class 1 while girls are born in Class 4, but this doesn’t necessarily mean anything.
What was said above is correct – women should be prevented from coming into contact with radioactive substances before giving birth; radioactive level gauges are harmful both to them and to their babies!
Well, here the ratio of boys to girls born is about 1:9, yeah. . . Women more than men. . .