Crane Operators

Crane Operators’ jobs may involve moving or destroying materials in settings they often contained asbestos. Additionally, machine parts on the crane itself may have contained asbestos. Crane Operators were exposed to asbestos-containing materials on job sites such as: brake pads and linings, gaskets, packing, insulation, drywall, floor tiles, and roofing products.

Foundries

Foundries

Asbestos Exposure in Foundries: Legal Rights for Michigan Workers Foundry workers across Michigan face significant health risks from asbestos exposure, a danger that persists decades after initial contact with these deadly fibers. Workers in aluminum smelters and metal works regularly…

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Utilities

Utilities

Asbestos Exposure Risks for Utility Workers: Power Plants and HVAC Systems Utility workers, particularly those in HVAC systems and power plant operations, face significant asbestos exposure risks that can lead to mesothelioma and other serious respiratory diseases decades after initial…

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Steel Mills

Steel Mills

Steel Mill Asbestos Exposure: A.K. Steel, A.M. Byers, and Industrial Workers at Risk Steel mill workers across Michigan and nationwide face significant asbestos exposure risks due to the extreme temperatures required in metal production processes. From A.K. Steel facilities to…

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