Personal Protective Guide
Job Task: Brake Repair
Hazards: Inhalation of asbestos dust, dust particles causing injuries to eyes, hands and fingers, and items falling on feet.
Although other exposures exist, they are not controlled by personal protective equipment; therefore, they are not indicated in this manual.
Recommended Personal Protective Equipment:
| Recommended | Equipment |
|---|---|
| Hard Hat | |
| Safety Glasses | |
| X | Googles |
| Face Shield | |
| Gloves (Leather/Chemical Resistive) | |
| X | Respirator (Approved for Asbestos) |
| Hearing Protection | |
| X | Safety Shoes/Boots |
| Chemical Resistant Clothing | |
| Apron | |
| X | Long Sleeve Shirt/Pants |
| Reflective Garment/Vest | |
| Fall Protection | |
| Other |
Additional Comments: If asbestos brake linings are being repaired or replaced, wet methods/enclosures should be used. A respirator rated for asbestos fibers is needed. Disposable suits may be needed.
Reviewed: 2/2015 by Risk Management and Departmental Safety Committees