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How to Protect Workers From Engineered Stone Silicosis
You trust your employer. Sure, there are obvious hazards one would expect to encounter on the job, but no one thinks they would develop a debilitating disease. Silicosis — an incurable lung disease caused by inhaling silica particles — has…
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North Carolina Silicosis Statute of Limitations [Updated]
If you have developed silicosis from your workplace conditions, understanding the statute of limitations in North Carolina is crucial for ensuring that you can seek the appropriate compensation for your medical expenses and related costs. The North Carolina silicosis statute…
Legal Liability in Engineered Stone Silicosis Cases
Silicosis is a preventable yet incurable occupational lung disease caused by prolonged exposure to crystalline silica dust. Workers in industries that handle engineered stone are particularly vulnerable, and silicosis cases linked to engineered stone have been rising at an alarming…
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Florida Silicosis Statute of Limitations [Updated]
If you or a loved one has been diagnosed with silicosis in Florida, understanding the Florida silicosis statute of limitations is crucial for pursuing legal action. In Florida, the statute of limitations dictates the time frame in which you can…
Engineered Stone Silicosis: What You Need to Know
Cough; chest constriction; burning when breathing. At first, these symptoms might appear to be the beginnings of a bad virus, but when those symptoms don’t improve and a doctor visit is scheduled, some receive a terrible diagnosis — engineered stone…
How Are Engineered Stone Companies Addressing Silicosis Concerns?
As awareness of the dangers of silicosis grows, how are engineered stone companies addressing silicosis concerns? Many companies in the engineered stone industry are taking steps to reduce the risks associated with crystalline silica exposure. These efforts include implementing safety…
What Is Engineered Stone Silicosis?
Respirable crystalline silica dust can cause debilitating lung disease in those who are subjected to prolonged exposure. This disease is called silicosis, and its effects can be deadly. The major culprit in this ongoing crisis could be right in your…
What Is the Best Protective Equipment to Prevent Silicosis in Stone Workers?
Engineered stone is increasingly popular for its durability and aesthetic appeal in construction, especially in kitchen countertops. However, a hidden danger lurks in its composition. Workers who cut, grind, or polish these surfaces are exposed to silica dust, which can…
What Materials in Engineered Stone Cause Silicosis?
Engineered stone, commonly used in countertops and other surfaces, is a popular choice due to its durability and aesthetic appeal. However, workers who cut, polish, or grind engineered stone are at risk of inhaling harmful crystalline silica dust, which can…
Engineered Stone (Quartz) Countertop Silicosis: What Fabricators Need to Know
Silicosis, a preventable yet devastating lung disease, has become a growing concern for those working with engineered stone (quartz) countertops. The dangers associated with fabricating these materials are severe and increasingly recognized, prompting urgent conversations about not only protecting workers…
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