Electrician Asbestos Exposure WV – Help for Families Exposed

Electrician asbestos exposure WV is a growing legal concern for workers and families across the state. Electricians were exposed to asbestos while working in power plants, steel mills, chemical facilities, and industrial sites—many without ever being warned of the danger.

In West Virginia, electricians often performed tasks that disturbed asbestos-containing materials. These included rewiring near insulation, cutting conduit, or replacing panels lined with asbestos. Exposure frequently occurred during:

  • Plant shutdowns
  • Maintenance in boiler rooms
  • Retrofitting older buildings and industrial machinery

Some of these electricians unknowingly carried asbestos fibers home on their clothes, exposing spouses and children to take-home asbestos exposure.



⚠️ High-Risk Job Sites for Electrician Asbestos Exposure WV

  • Mountaineer Power Plant – New Haven
  • Mitchell Power Station – Moundsville
  • DuPont Washington Works – Parkersburg
  • Union Carbide – Institute
  • Kaiser Aluminum – Ravenswood
  • Wheeling-Pittsburgh Steel – Follansbee
  • West Penn Power – Rivesville

In each of these sites, electricians were required to drill through or remove materials containing asbestos, such as:

Thermal insulation around transformers or pipes

Insulated wires and electrical conduit

Arc chutes, panel boards, and switchgear


👨‍👩‍👧 Take-Home Exposure from Electricians in WV

Many electrician asbestos exposure WV claims now involve not just the worker—but family members exposed secondhand. A spouse doing laundry, or a child sitting on a parent’s lap after work, could unknowingly inhale fibers.

If your family member worked as an electrician and you later developed mesothelioma or another asbestos disease, you may have a valid take-home asbestos case. Learn more here.


⚖️ Legal Help for Electrician Asbestos Exposure WV Claims

Attorney Lee W. Davis has more than 35 years of experience helping West Virginians exposed to asbestos—including electricians and their families. He has handled thousands of asbestos claims across West Virginia job sites and understands how to win take-home exposure cases.

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