Plumbers

Plumbers worked with many asbestos-containing pipes and associated parts, such as gaskets, sealants, and valves. Plumbers are at risk of asbestos exposure when they cut, manipulate, repair, remove, and replace piping.

Auto

Auto

Asbestos in Automotive: Navigating Risks and Worker Safety Auto mechanics, whether hobbyists or full-time professionals face an increased risk of asbestos exposure due to the nature of their work. Asbestos is found in numerous automobile parts, putting thousands of mechanics…

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Chemical

Chemical

Asbestos Risks in the Chemical Industry: Ensuring Workplace Safety Chemical plants commonly utilize asbestos to safeguard their machinery from exposure to dangerous temperatures or hazardous chemicals. Some chemical plants even used asbestos in some of their products. Unfortunately, this use…

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Shipyards

Shipyards

Asbestos in Shipyards: Ensuring Safety for Maritime Workers Asbestos, prized for its resistance to corrosion and high temperatures, found widespread use in the shipbuilding industry. Shipyard equipment often incorporated asbestos insulation, and shipyard buildings were constructed with asbestos-corrugated sheeting. Asbestos…

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