Asbestos, a name that embraces a number of fibrous mineral silicates, has been used for thousands of years because of its resistance to combustion. Yet, research has shown that even though asbestos has been credited with saving lives, its social utility may be outweighed by its deadly health effects. Asbestos milling and products manufacturing facilities have significant risk and adverse health effects resulting from hazardous air pollutants involved in this process. The environment impact assessment focuses on assessing occupational health risks associated with mining asbestos, with special emphasis on differentiating between the health risks of different types and lengths of asbestos fibers. Our team conduct study on the impacts and suggest the mitigations.