Niagara Mohawk Dunkirk Asbestos Exposure | Buffalo Mesothelioma Lawyers.mp4

FESCH.TV INFORMIERT:

If you or a loved one, worked at Niagara Mohawk in Dunkirk, New York in the 1950s to 1970s, you most likely were exposed to asbestos.

This is a huge steam station that provided electricity for the Southern tier on the Western side of New York. There are large units there, each unit contained both a boiler and a turbine. This equipment was constantly being repaired and worked on. Outside contractors would come in and reinsulate both the boilers and the turbines. This would create large amounts of dust that would travel throughout the facility, exposing workers to this deadly toxin.

If you or a loved one were diagnosed with mesothelioma or lung cancer and worked at Dunkirk Steam Station, please give us a call.

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