Which occupations are at risk from Mesothelioma Disease

These occupations are at high risk from mesothelima disease.

• Aerospace and missile production workers
• Aircraft manufacturing production workers
• Aircraft mechanics
• Asbestos textile mill workers
• Automobile manufacturing production workers, including automobile mechanics and brake repairers
• Boilermakers
• Brake and clutch manufacturing and assembly workers
• Building engineers
• Building material products manufacturers
• Cement plant production workers
• Coast guardsmen
• Construction workers, including insulators, boilermakers, laborers, steel/ironworkers, plumbers, steam fitters, plasterers, drywallers, cement and masonry workers, roofers, tile/linoleum installers, carpenters, HVAC mechanics and welders
• Custodians
• Demolition and wrecking crews
• Electrical workers, including electricians, electrical and telephone linemen
• Family members of occupationally exposed people
• Insulation manufacturing plant workers
• Insulators
• Longshoremen
• Machinists
• Merchant mariners
• Packing and gasket manufacturing plant workers
• Pipefitters
• Powerhouse workers, including insulators and pipefitters
• Protective clothing and glove makers
• Railroad workers, including locomotive mechanics, car mechanics and rebuilders, and maintenance personnel
• Refinery workers, including insulators and pipefitters
• Refractory products plant workers
• Rubber workers, including tire makers and hose makers
• Sheetmetal workers
• Shipyard workers, including electricians, insulators, laborers, laggers, painters, pipefitters, maintenance workers and welders
• Steamfitters
• U.S. Navy personnel
• Warehouse workers