Construction workers could be exposed to asbestos through floor tiles, roofing materials, drywall joint compound, asbestos-reinforced panels, and other building products. This video explains how drilling, sanding, sawing, demolishing, or remodeling older materials could release asbestos fibers into the air. Justinian Lane discusses why workers in construction, renovation, and home remodeling may have faced serious exposure risks, especially in older buildings where asbestos products were widely used.
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