Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
The annual report made to the Council of the Metropolitan Borough of Greenwich for the year 1904
This page requires JavaScript
82
every 25 females, provided that in factories or workshops
where the number of females employed or in attendance does
not exceed 75, the following shall be the standard:—
One sanitary convenience where no more than 15
females are employed or in attendance.
Two sanitary conveniences where from 15 to 40 females
are employed or in attendance.
Three sanitary conveniences where from 40 to 75
females are employed or in attendance.
II. In factories or workshops where males are employed
or in attendance there shall be one sanitary convenience for
every 25 males ; provided that: —
(a) In factories or workshops where the number of
males employed or in attendance does not exceed 50, and
sufficient urinal accommodation is also provided, there
shall be one sanitary convenience where no more than 20
males are employed or in attendance, and two sanitary
conveniences where from 20 to 50 males are employed or
in attendance.
(b) In factories or workshops where the number of
males employed or in attendance exceeds 100, and
sufficient urinal accommodation is also provided, it shall
be sufficient if there is one sanitary convenience for every
25 males up to the first 100, and one for every 40 after;
(c) In factories or workshops where the number of
males employed or in attendance exeeds 500, and the