Longshore workers could be exposed to asbestos while loading, unloading, and moving cargo on ships and docks. This video explains how asbestos insulation on ships, insulated pipes, cargo holds, and asbestos-containing materials created dusty work conditions for longshoremen. Justinian Lane discusses why workers handling cargo, unloading insulation, or working around shipboard asbestos may have faced serious long-term health risks.
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