Radioactive Contaminant Protective Equipment

Radioactive Contaminant Protective Equipment refers to specialized gear and devices designed to protect individuals from radioactive contaminants. These equipment are categorized under the supply class Safety And Rescue Equipment, which falls under the supply group Firefighting, Rescue, And Safety Equipment; And Environmental Protection Equipment And Materials.

Radioactive Contaminant Protective Equipment typically includes:

1. Protective Clothing: This includes full-body suits, gloves, boots, and hoods made from materials that provide a barrier against radioactive particles.

2. Respiratory Protection: These are devices such as respirators or masks that filter out radioactive particles from the air, preventing inhalation.

3. Decontamination Kits: These kits contain tools and materials for decontaminating individuals or equipment that may have come into contact with radioactive substances.

4. Radiation Detection Devices: These devices are used to measure and monitor radiation levels in the environment or on individuals.

5. Personal Dosimeters: These are small devices worn by individuals to measure their exposure to radiation over time.

6. Containment and Storage Equipment: This includes containers and storage units designed to safely store radioactive materials.

It is important to note that the specific types and specifications of Radioactive Contaminant Protective Equipment may vary depending on the level of radiation exposure and the specific needs of the situation.