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Table 1 Vital status of shipyard workers employed at the shipyard of Genoa, Italy, between 1960 and 1981 at the end of the follow-up period (1960–2014)

From: Mortality among workers exposed to asbestos at the shipyard of Genoa, Italy: a 55 years follow-up

 

Alive

Deceased

Lost to follow-up

Job-titles

No.

PYa

No.

(%)

No.

(%)

No.

(%)

Total

3984

99,169

638

(16.0)

3331

(83.6)

15

(0.4)

Fitters

354

9967

82

(23.2)

271

(76.5)

1

(0.3)

Smiths and Shipwrights

229

5378

33

(14.4)

195

(85.2)

1

(0.4)

Plumbers and Coppersmith

365

9586

79

(21.6)

286

(78.4)

–

 

Autogenous welders

228

5868

36

(15.8)

191

(83.8)

1

(0.4)

Electrical welders

267

7794

70

(26.2)

197

(73.8)

–

 

Electricians

163

4382

19

(11.7)

144

(88.3)

–

 

Insulation workers

82

1914

7

(8.5)

75

(91.5)

–

 

Ironsmiths

481

9945

67

(13.9)

411

(85.4)

3

(0.6)

Ship demolishers

488

15,158

120

(24.7)

367

(75.2)

1

(0.2)

Stakers

305

7434

40

(13.1)

264

(86.6)

1

(0.3)

Painters

126

2152

1

(0.8)

124

(98.4)

1

(0.8)

Masons

58

1226

5

(8.6)

53

(91.4)

–

 

Linoleum, Polishers, Decorators

48

987

4

(8.3)

44

(91.7)

–

 

Joiners

172

4016

11

(6.4)

160

(93.0)

1

(0.6)

Carpenters

121

2162

6

(5.0)

114

(94.2)

1

(0.8)

Caulkers

62

954

–

 

62

(100.0)

–

 

Metallurgical workers

242

4088

1

(0.4)

240

(99.2)

1

(0.4)

Careeners

193

6158

57

(29.5)

133

(68.9)

3

(1.6)

  1. a) PY: person-years of observation