| An employee was employed by the employers, the second defendant, as a peripatetic lagger to install insulation at power stations. |
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| Díaz supervised the compound's power plant, where Jessica had been trained as a lagger — someone who wraps pipes with insulation. |
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| He was a lagger for an industrial insulation firm for two years during the 1950s and then worked as a docker for 25 years. |
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| I worked as a lagger years ago and spent a lot of time working out of town. |
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| The grandad-of-15 became ill after being exposed to asbestos fibres throughout his working life as a lagger. |
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| An inquest at Wirral coroner's court heard Mr Jones had worked as an apprentice lagger at Stanlow in Ellesmere Port for almost three years. |
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| Colin Gunn, 65, of Chester-le-Street, is suffering from asbestosis 40 years after he first started work at the factory as a lagger. |
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| His son, of Seaburn Gardens, Wrekenton, had started working as a lagger for an insulation firm. |
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| He had recently started a new job as a lagger for a Gateshead company. |
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