If you’ve recently been exposed to asbestos, you might be asking yourself, what now? Asbestos exposure is a serious concern, even if it was brief. Whether the contact was accidental or occupational, it’s important to take swift action to reduce your health risks. This guide outlines what to do after asbestos exposure—from immediate steps to […]
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When it comes to asbestos exposure, many people wonder, how much is too much? Asbestos exposure is a concern for the general public, not just workers in specific industries. Whether you’re facing a single incident or years of contact, both short-term asbestos exposure and long-term exposure can lead to serious consequences. The health risk depends
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Did you know your home could be at risk from asbestos—even if you’ve never stepped on a job site? Through secondhand asbestos exposure, asbestos fibers can cling to a worker’s clothing, tools, or skin and enter the household. These invisible particles settle into everyday spaces, putting family members at risk of serious health issues. This
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Which jobs carry the greatest danger from asbestos? This guide explores the occupations with the highest risk of occupational asbestos exposure. From construction sites to shipyards and power plants, thousands of workers remain vulnerable to the toxic effects of asbestos exposure—often without even knowing it. We’ll uncover how occupational asbestos exposure occurs, which industries face
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