Was Salt River Project (SRP) — Arizona Public Power Premises asbestos documented in litigation?

Salt River Project (SRP) — Arizona Public Power Premises is documented in public asbestos litigation records as a manufacturer whose products contained asbestos during the mid-twentieth century. Workers in industrial facilities, power plants, refineries, shipyards, and commercial construction who handled or worked near these products may have experienced occupational exposure.

Which trades had the most exposure?

Pipe coverers and insulators, pipefitters, boilermakers, millwrights, and maintenance workers are among the trades most frequently documented in asbestos exposure claims. Workers who cut, fitted, or removed asbestos-containing products — and those working in close proximity during that work — typically had the highest fiber concentrations.

How long do workers have to file an asbestos claim?

Statutes of limitations for asbestos personal injury claims vary by state, typically ranging from one to five years from the date of an asbestos-related diagnosis. The clock generally starts at diagnosis, not exposure — mesothelioma can have a latency period of 20 to 50 years. An asbestos attorney can identify the deadlines that apply to your specific situation.

Can workers file claims related to Salt River Project (SRP) — Arizona Public Power Premises asbestos exposure?

Yes. Workers diagnosed with mesothelioma, asbestos-related lung cancer, or asbestosis after exposure to Salt River Project (SRP) — Arizona Public Power Premises products may pursue claims through civil litigation. An experienced asbestos attorney can assess available defendants, applicable trust funds from co-defendants, and the states where claims can be filed most effectively.

Can family members file secondary exposure claims?

Spouses, children, and household members who developed asbestos-related disease through contact with contaminated work clothing brought home by an exposed worker may be eligible for secondary (household) exposure claims. Wrongful-death claims can also be filed by surviving family members of workers who died from asbestos-related disease.

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Coronado, Navajo (Co-Owned), Four Corners (Co-Owned), and Palo Verde (Co-Owned) Generating Stations; Roosevelt / Horse Mesa / Mormon Flat Hydro; Phoenix-Area Substations

⚖ Litigation Record1903-1985PREMISES PATHWAY - asbestos pipe covering on high-pressure steam headers, superheater and reheater piping, and feedwater lines at the Coronado (St. Johns AZ), Navajo Generating Station (Page AZ, co-owned), Four Corners (Fruitland NM, co-owned), and Palo Verde Nuclear (Wintersburg AZ, co-owned) plants; asbestos block and blanket insulation on boiler walls, economizers, and turbine casings; asbestos-containing gaskets and packing in valves, pumps, and condenser waterboxes; asbestos millboard and transite in switchgear rooms and transformer firewalls at SRP substations across metropolitan Phoenix; refractory brick in coal-boiler combustion zones — disturbed during outage work, retube campaigns, gasket replacement, and insulator lagging repair by pipefitters, boilermakers, insulators, electricians, and millwrights

Overview Product Facts Trades

Litigation Record: Information below reflects allegations in publicly filed asbestos litigation — plaintiff allegations, not findings of fact.

Premises Description

Salt River Project (SRP), organized in 1903 as the Salt River Valley Water Users’ Association and today one of the largest public power utilities in the United States, serves the Phoenix metropolitan area and central Arizona. Its historic generating fleet includes the Coronado Generating Station (coal, St. Johns AZ), participating interests in the Navajo Generating Station (coal, Page AZ), the Four Corners plant (coal, Fruitland NM), and the Palo Verde Nuclear Generating Station (Wintersburg AZ), together with a chain of Salt River hydroelectric stations at Roosevelt, Horse Mesa, Mormon Flat, and Stewart Mountain dams and a metropolitan Phoenix substation and distribution network.

Plaintiffs alleged in publicly filed U.S. asbestos personal-injury and wrongful-death litigation that pre-1985 SRP-owned and co-owned generating stations contained asbestos-containing thermal insulation on boiler headers, superheater and reheater piping, feedwater lines, and turbine casings; asbestos-containing gaskets and packing in valves, pumps, and condenser waterboxes; asbestos millboard and transite panels in switchgear rooms and transformer vaults across SRP’s Phoenix-area substation network; and asbestos-refractory brick in Coronado, Navajo, and Four Corners combustion chambers. Plaintiffs allegedly encountered airborne asbestos during outages, retubes, gasket replacements, and insulation tear-out and re-lagging.

Workers Exposed

Plaintiffs alleged that station operators, boiler mechanics, pipefitters, insulators, electricians, and millwrights working at SRP-owned and co-owned Arizona generating stations and Phoenix substations from approximately 1940 through the mid-1980s were exposed to respirable asbestos fibers when boiler lagging was cut, gaskets were scraped from flange faces, valve packing was repacked, and refractory brick was chipped and replaced. Outage contractors and helpers were also allegedly exposed.

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Trade NameCoronado, Navajo (Co-Owned), Four Corners (Co-Owned), and Palo Verde (Co-Owned) Generating Stations; Roosevelt / Horse Mesa / Mormon Flat Hydro; Phoenix-Area Substations

Years Produced1903-1985

Asbestos ContentPREMISES PATHWAY - asbestos pipe covering on high-pressure steam headers, superheater and reheater piping, and feedwater lines at the Coronado (St. Johns AZ), Navajo Generating Station (Page AZ, co-owned), Four Corners (Fruitland NM, co-owned), and Palo Verde Nuclear (Wintersburg AZ, co-owned) plants; asbestos block and blanket insulation on boiler walls, economizers, and turbine casings; asbestos-containing gaskets and packing in valves, pumps, and condenser waterboxes; asbestos millboard and transite in switchgear rooms and transformer firewalls at SRP substations across metropolitan Phoenix; refractory brick in coal-boiler combustion zones — disturbed during outage work, retube campaigns, gasket replacement, and insulator lagging repair by pipefitters, boilermakers, insulators, electricians, and millwrights

CategoryBoilers Gaskets-Packing Electrical

Trust FundNo active trust

Exposed Trades & Occupations

InsulatorsPipefittersBoilermakersElectriciansMillwrights

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Years1903-1985

AsbestosPREMISES PATHWAY - asbestos pipe covering on high-pressure steam headers, superheater and reheater piping, and feedwater lines at the Coronado (St. Johns AZ), Navajo Generating Station (Page AZ, co-owned), Four Corners (Fruitland NM, co-owned), and Palo Verde Nuclear (Wintersburg AZ, co-owned) plants; asbestos block and blanket insulation on boiler walls, economizers, and turbine casings; asbestos-containing gaskets and packing in valves, pumps, and condenser waterboxes; asbestos millboard and transite in switchgear rooms and transformer firewalls at SRP substations across metropolitan Phoenix; refractory brick in coal-boiler combustion zones — disturbed during outage work, retube campaigns, gasket replacement, and insulator lagging repair by pipefitters, boilermakers, insulators, electricians, and millwrights

CategoryBoilers

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Coronado, Navajo (Co-Owned), Four Corners (Co-Owned), and Palo Verde (Co-Owned) Generating Stations; Roosevelt / Horse Mesa / Mormon Flat Hydro; Phoenix-Area Substations

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