Free Asbestos Case Consultation for IUOE Operating Engineers

Speak with an experienced asbestos attorney at O'Brien Law Firm. Free, confidential case review for IUOE operating engineers and their families with mesothelioma or...

If you or a family member worked as an IUOE operating engineer — heavy-equipment operator, crane operator, or stationary/plant engineer — at any time from the 1940s through the 1980s and has been diagnosed with mesothelioma, asbestosis, lung cancer, or another asbestos-related disease, you may have a legal claim.

The case review below connects you directly with O’Brien Law Firm, an asbestos-mesothelioma practice experienced in handling asbestos exposure cases for operating engineers nationwide — including members of IUOE Locals across the country. There is no cost to speak with an attorney, no obligation to retain counsel, and no attorney fee unless a financial recovery is made on your behalf.

The operating-engineer trade was allegedly exposed to asbestos throughout the asbestos-products era — the brake bands and clutch friction discs on dozers, cranes, draglines, and haul trucks, and the asbestos pipe covering and block lagging on the boilers, chillers, and steam headers that stationary engineers ran and maintained. State statutes of limitation can limit the time available to file. Reaching out early preserves more of your options — including trust-fund claims that can be filed independently of any civil lawsuit.