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Page 80 1 air of a drum brake and then reinstalling the new brake 2 pads is there a potential for exposure during the 3 clean-up process? 4 A Sure, there is a potential for exposure. 5 Q And a mechanic with facial hair has a 6 potential to have asbestos land on and become, attached 7 to I guess is the wrong word, but to get asbestos in 8 their facial hair, would you agree? 9 A I don't know if it has any relevance to health 10 or this case, but I could agree that dust particles get 11 in his beard. 12 Q And the EPA in the, in the 1986 publication 13 regarding potential exposures to mechanics from brake 14 repair discusses the possibility of exposure to 15 asbestos from asbestos landing on clothing or in 16 hair; is that correct? 17 A Are you talking about the 1986 EPA document or 18 OSHA document? 19 Q Yes, EPA document. 20 A I think there is a discussion of that, yes. 21 Q And that is an industrial hygiene 22 consideration when somebody works in a contaminated 23 atmosphere? 24 A Contact with clothing and hair can be, 25 depending on the chemical. ESQUIRE DEPOSITION SERVICES (415) 288-4280