Asbestos Occupations & Trades
The following industrial occupations are traditionally associated with high levels of asbestos exposure:
Aerospace and Missile Production Workers
Aircraft
- Manufacturing Production Workers
- Mechanics
Automobile
- Brake and Clutch Manufacturing and Assembly Workers
- Manufacturing Production Workers
- Mechanics
Boilermakers
Chemical Workers
Construction/Demolition
- Bricklayers
- Building Engineers
- Carpenters
- Cement and Masonry Workers
- Demolition and Wrecking Crews
- Drywallers
- HVAC Mechanics
- Laborers
- Plasterers
- Roofers
- Steelworkers and Ironworkers
- Tile/Linoleum Installers
- Welders
Custodians
Electrical/Electricians
Insulators
Lab Analysts and Technicians
Machinists
- Coastguardsmen
- Longshoremen
- Merchant Mariners
- Shipyard Workers including Electricians, Insulators, Laborers, Laggers, Painters, Pipefitters, Maintenance Workers and Welders
- U.S. Navy Personnel
Plant/Mill Workers
- Asbestos Textile Mill Workers
- Building Material Products Manufacturers
- Cement Plant Production Workers
- Chemical Plant Workers
- Packing and Gasket Manufacturing Plant Workers
- Paper Plant and Paper Mill Workers
- Protective Clothing and Glove Manufacturers
- Refractory Products Plant Workers
- Rubber Workers, including Tire Makers and Hose Makers
- Warehouse Workers
Pipefitters
Powerhouse Workers
Railroad
- Car Mechanics and Rebuilders
- Locomotive Mechanics
- Maintenance Personnel
- Workers
Refinery Workers
Sheetmetal Workers
Steamfitters
Contact an Asbestos Attorney
Motley Rice is prepared to help asbestos victims and their families obtain the compensation they deserve from companies responsible for their exposure.
If you would like to explore your legal rights regarding a potential asbestos lawsuit, please contact our asbestos lawyers by email or call 1.800.768.4026.