Its coastal areas are assigned to industry (metals, machinery, chemicals, rubber goods, soap, cosmetics, and beer).
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In the aerospace industry metal parts are often machined from a solid billet of costly high-grade titanium.
Other than tanning industry, metal finishing, petroleum refining, iron and steel production, inorganic chemicals production, textile manufacturing, and pulp-producing industries also contributed in chromium pollution.
Findings also indicate elevated mortality due to diseases of the circulatory system for manual workers in six industries: the asbestos industry, construction industry, basic metals manufacturing industry, metal products manufacturing industry, railroad industry and the shipping industry.
For mortality due to respiratory diseases, we find elevated SMRs for manual workers in the asbestos industry, construction industry, basic metals manufacturing industry, metal products manufacturing industry, railroad industry and the shipping industry.
Results indicate significant excess in asbestos-related mortality in the asbestos industry and in seven of the selected industries, those being, the chemical industry, construction industry, electrical generation and distribution industry, basic metals manufacturing industry, metal products manufacturing industry, railroad industry and the shipping industry.
Like the chemical industries, the metals industries deal in large volumes of products, and so there is a substantial economic incentive to invest in automation.
Food processing, wood- and paper-related industries, metal production, and many smaller industries provide a solid manufacturing base to the provincial economy.
Although of declining importance, manufacturing still takes place in Gennevilliers, including the production of components for the automobile and aeronautical industries, metal products, chemicals, and electronics.
Data were collected by full surveys among the workforces of four Swiss companies of varying size and from different regions and diverse industries (metal working, pharmaceuticals and chemicals, mechanical engineering and construction).
