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

Chemical Plant Asbestos Exposure: Understanding Your Legal Rights Chemical plant workers across Michigan and nationwide face significant health risks from asbestos exposure that occurred decades ago. Chemical manufacturing facilities extensively used asbestos-containing materials to protect equipment from extreme temperatures and…

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Shipyards

Shipyards

Shipyard Asbestos Exposure: Legal Help for Maritime Workers with Lung Disease Shipyard workers face some of the highest risks for developing asbestos-related lung diseases, including mesothelioma, asbestosis, and lung cancer. For decades, the maritime industry relied heavily on asbestos-containing materials…

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