Mill & Steelworker Occupational Exposure Investigation
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- Included: a written work-history timeline, mill/department identification, union local and job-title records, and outreach to coworkers or foremen who can confirm the job site.
- Speed: an initial timeline is usually pulled together within days, built from documents families already have — union cards, pay stubs, Social Security earnings records.
- Cost: **no charge** for the investigation itself; there's no legal fee unless the case is later filed and something is recovered.
- What we take: photos of union cards or badges, old pay stubs, medical diagnosis paperwork, and the names of any coworkers, foremen, or shift partners still around.
- How to book: call (412) 679-3004, or ask us to come sit at the kitchen table in McKeesport, White Oak, Versailles, Duquesne, or Clairton instead of driving to an office.
Most of the men we talk with in Christy Park, Haler Heights, and Harrison Village spent thirty or forty years inside the same few gates — the tube mill, the pipe-threading shop, the boiler house at **National Tube Works** — and the company built those very neighborhoods as mill housing so workers could walk to shift. That history is exactly what an occupational exposure investigation reconstructs: which department, which years, which building, and what was overhead or underfoot while the work got done. Families in Soho, Skunk Hollow, and the Fifth Ward often have pieces of that
Call (412) 679-3004