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black mold boatWhat is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? Tenn I worked on a river boat for two yrs before they tied it up for black mold and stripped the interior down to bare steel and rebuilt the interior and used a environmental & toxic cleaning company to get rid of the mold do I have any recourse |
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| What are your damages?
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| my breathing has gotten to a point while walking a short distance has become difficult, yes i am a smoker but the downturn in my breathing has increased and this has had to have some impact. the company said nothing to the crew but to move us to other boats for the duration of the cleaning but i took pictures of the signs and warnings they posted of the bio-hazard |
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| I personally was on the boat a total of 12/ 28 day trips. we were on the boat 24 hours a day. we worked outside but to hazard a guess we were inside 18 hrs a day. capt. had sinus, pilot had throat problems, my breathing worsened, crew member had two strokes, crew member had chest pains (angxiety) sorry about spelling. sure we can attribute these symptoms to alot of things but i feel the point is the lack of aknowledgment or action by the company to the health issues. |
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