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Take your damn upvote....
The American Eagle manual warns ground crew to stay at least 15ft back from the front of an engine until its blades stop spinning. The airport crew also had two safety huddles where they were told to not go by the plane until the engines turned off, and rotating beacons on the plane warned employees that the engines were still firing, the report noted.
The employee who was ultimately killed received one more warning to stay back from a co-worker after nearly getting knocked over by exhaust from the jet.
Nonetheless, the report added, the admonished employee soon walked in front of one of the engines. The employee was sucked into the engine and killed, investigators said.

Tragic, but it seems like they did what they could. Some people just don't duck when you yell "Duck!" >

Bro really got knocked over by the exhaust and thought nothing of it >

...bro wasn't a bro.

according to the local news website al.com, the union that represented her identified her as Courtney Edwards. >

The Smoothbrained society is diverse and inclusive. >

They probably should have removed the employee from the flight line >

They did remove the employee from the flight line. They also removed her from the engine cowling, the wing surfaces, tarmac….