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Industrial Evidence Stream · Vehicle Maintenance

Did NIOSH evaluate asbestos-containing brake dust at a Long Island bus maintenance shop?

Yes. NIOSH evaluated Huntington Coach Corporation repair and body shops after employees raised concerns that included asbestos-containing brake dust, along with solvents, paint vapors and diesel exhaust.

Primary-source reconstructionUpdated September 26, 2026
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  • The confidential employee request concerned Huntington Coach Corporation bus repair and body shops in Huntington Station, New York.
  • Employees identified asbestos-containing brake dust among several suspected workplace exposures.
  • NIOSH performed a walk-through evaluation, observed work practices and personal protective equipment, assessed potential exposures and conducted confidential employee interviews.

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