Safety - Iroquois Theater Fire
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Iroquois Theater fire in Chicago on December 30, 1903, killed 602 people and was the deadliest public assembly fire in the U.S. What was the deadliest workplace fire in the U.S.? What caused the fire? What were the investigation findings from the fire? What was the largest and most recent US workplace fire? Be prepared to discuss these fires?causes, responses, law violations, etc.
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The following posting helps with a business management problem. The solution discusses the safety measure in the Iroquois Theatre fire in Chicago. The explanation is given in 303 words.
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Iroquois Theater fire in Chicago on December 30, 1903, killed 602 people and was the deadliest public assembly fire in the U.S. What was the deadliest workplace fire in the U.S.? What caused the fire? What were the investigation findings from the fire? What was the largest and most recent US workplace fire? Be prepared to discuss these fires?causes, responses, law violations, etc. I expect 125- 225 words.
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