California Industrial Facilities with Documented Asbestos Exposure
General industrial facilities in California — manufacturing plants, breweries, fabrication shops, food processing, and equipment-intensive operations — where workers encountered asbestos in steam systems, equipment insulation, gaskets, and brake materials.
About California Industrial Facilities with Documented Asbestos Exposure
Industrial settings combined multiple asbestos exposure pathways — boiler rooms with Kaylo-insulated steam lines, machine shops with Garlock-packed pumps and valves, fabrication areas with friction products in cranes and conveyors, and maintenance shops where workers handled asbestos brake and clutch components. Millwrights, pipefitters, electricians, and production workers across these facilities have documented asbestos disease claims.
Documented asbestos exposure at the Boeing Long Beach plant — formerly McDonnell Douglas and Douglas Aircraft Company — at Long Beach, California. Major …
Documented asbestos exposure at the Chevron (formerly Standard Oil of California) refinery in Richmond, California — one of the largest petroleum refineries on …
Documented asbestos exposure at the Torrance Refinery (Mobil / ExxonMobil / PBF Energy) in Torrance, California — major Los Angeles basin petroleum refinery. …
Documented asbestos exposure at Hunters Point Naval Shipyard, San Francisco, California. Major World War II and postwar shipbuilding, overhaul, and …
Documented asbestos exposure at Lockheed Aircraft Corporation's Burbank, California plant — home of the Skunk Works advanced development program from 1943 …
Documented asbestos exposure at Long Beach Naval Shipyard, Long Beach, California. World War II through late 20th-century shipbuilding, overhaul, and repair …
Documented asbestos exposure at Mare Island Naval Shipyard, Vallejo, California — one of the most heavily-litigated naval shipyard asbestos exposure sites in …
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