In this detailed video, Asbestos Attorney Justinian Lane from Asbestos Claims Law casts light on the significant asbestos exposure risks that pipe and duct workers face in their specialized roles. Despite the technical nature of their work, these professionals are not shielded from the serious health risks associated with asbestos, a material once extensively used in insulation and other applications due to its heat-resistant properties.
Justinian provides a thorough introduction to asbestos, its properties, and its extensive use in various products until the 1970s when its serious health hazards led to a decline in use. He emphasizes that no level of asbestos exposure is considered safe, with even minimal contact potentially leading to serious respiratory diseases and cancers.
The video specifically highlights the challenges faced by pipe fitters and duct workers. Justinian discusses how these professionals were exposed to asbestos through their work with insulation materials, such as the popular asbestos insulation product Calo, sold through the 70s. He presents visual examples from historical brochures to illustrate the type of work that exposed pipe fitters and duct workers to asbestos, significantly increasing their risk of asbestos-related illnesses.
Asbestos Claims Law is dedicated to educating and supporting individuals across various occupations affected by asbestos exposure. If you are a pipe fitter or duct worker who has been exposed to asbestos, this video is an essential resource for understanding your potential risks, recognizing symptoms, and exploring your legal rights and options.
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