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The workers are exposed to asbestos fibers when they are mixing it, sanding it for smoothening the surface of the wall where it is applied or when it needs to be removed and the particles get disturbed, making them airborne.
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Joint compound was identified as being a plaster-like substance of white color when it was applied. In stores, the joint compound was sold both as a powder and as an already mixed paste. The asbestos fibers were added into the mixture of this product in order to increase its flame and moisture resistance.
The asbestos exposure usually happened in three instances: if it wasn’t ready-mixed, the workers had to manually mix the powdered product; when it was applied, it usually needed the worker sanding it; or when it required removal. In all of these cases, asbestos dust would contaminate the environment. You could have been exposed if:
Swan Asbestos and Silica
Burns and Roe (POWERS Engineers)
Republic Powdered Metals
Kelly-Moore Paint Company
Bondex International
Georgia Pacific Corporation
CertainTeed Corporation
C.E. Thurston and Sons
Combustion Engineering
Flintkote Company
National Gypsum Company
Synkoloid Company (Artra Group)
Fibreboard Company
United States Gypsum Company
United Gilsonite Laboratories
Gold Bond
Kaiser Gypsum Company
If you got diagnosed with an asbestos related disease we can help you reach a resolution by holding the asbestos companies responsible. In order to get you compensated, we will file claims with the asbestos trust funds of these companies that exposed you to asbestos fibers by making you work with materials like joint compound.
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