Occupational Exposure: Jobs at Risk
Trades and roles historically linked to higher exposure rates.
Read ArticleAsbestos was common in shipyards, construction, manufacturing, and older homes. We outline where exposure happens and what to do next.





Asbestos was widely used in shipyards, construction, and manufacturing. We cover high‑risk jobs, secondary exposure, latency timelines, and what to do before renovating older buildings.
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Trades and roles historically linked to higher exposure rates.
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Trades and roles historically linked to higher exposure rates.
Read ArticleHow take‑home fibers spread risk and ways to reduce it.
Read ArticleCommon symptoms and when to seek evaluation.
Read ArticleWhere risks may exist in older buildings and products.
Read ArticleIdentifying hotspots and actions to stay safe.
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Write down job sites, dates, tasks, products, and co-workers who can corroborate details. This helps doctors, benefits offices, and—if you choose—legal teams.
See Legal OptionsLast updated: 2025-11-20