Industries and job roles with higher rates of benzene exposure include: Petroleum refining and petrochemical manufacturing workers Oil and gas extraction, pipeline, and terminal workers Gas station attendants and fuel distribution workers Chemical manufacturing and industrial solvent production workers Rubber, tire, and plastics manufacturing employees Steel production, coke oven, and foundry workers Printing, painting, and industrial degreasing workers Laboratory technicians handling chemical reagents or solvents Firefighters exposed to combustion byproducts containing benzene Transportation and tank truck workers involved in fuel loading or unloading Environmental Exposure Environmental exposure usually happens when benzene is released into the air from combustion or fuel-related sources, including motor vehicle exhaust, gasoline handling, and industrial emissions

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