Mare Island Naval Shipyard — Exposure Profile

Vallejo, CA | Naval Shipyard | Pacific Coast Region

Facility Overview

Mare Island Naval Shipyard is a naval shipyard located in Vallejo, CA. Operated 1854–1996. Peak employment: 46,000 workers (World War II). Tier 2 evidence.

Evidence Records (2)

Dept. of the Navy / City of Vallejo. Final EIS/EIR for Disposal and Reuse of Mare Island Naval Shipyard (April 1998). DTIC ADA344388/ADA344389; SCH# 94093029: Final EIS/EIR for disposal and reuse of Mare Island Naval Shipyard documents asbestos-containing material in shipyard bu | Collins v. Plant Insulation Co., 185 Cal. App. 4th 260 (2010), Appeal No. A124268; Alameda County Super. Ct. No. RG04143303: Ulysses Collins died of mesothelioma (May 8, 2005) after welding at Hunters Point (1960–1973) and Mare Island Naval Ship

Machine-Readable Provenance

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Documented Asbestos Products

Products identified at this facility: Unibestos, Marinite boards, Transite pipes, Kaylo, Careytemp, Gold Bond, Super 66, pump and valve packing.

Verified Products (4)

Unibestos (Pittsburgh Corning Corporation); Kaylo pipe covering (Owens-Corning Fiberglas / Fibreboard); Pabco pipe covering (Fibreboard Corporation (Pabco division)); Johns-Manville asbestos insulation products (Johns-Manville Corporation).