Level-C PPE Push Packs include comfortable, approved, full-barrier, particulate PPE with Fallout Headgear PAPR, Nitrile Gloves, CBRN evacuation boots, and
Personal Radiation Alerts, Monitors, and Alarms.

Please note: Premium Level-C PPE is in limited supply.
We will confirm availability before a BOM or RFQ.
We expertly source, rush deliver, and follow up when you
First stage your Level-C PPE Push Pack.

The relevant NAICS and SIC industry codes reflect the company's consulting, emergency management, and PPE distribution activities.

1. NAICS Code 54161: Administrative Management and General Management Consulting Services --This code applies to companies providing consulting services related to administrative management, including emergency response planning and configuration of CBRN response plans. It encompasses consulting services for businesses on operational strategies, including advising on PPE acquisition and emergency preparedness.

2. NAICS Code 423450: Medical, Dental, and Hospital Equipment and Supplies Merchant Wholesalers --As a broker of Level-C PPE, this code applies to acquiring and distributing personal protective equipment to various sectors.

3. NAICS Code 621340-05: Occupational Health & Safety Services --This subdivision is specific to companies offering occupational health and safety services, including hazard assessments, safety program development, emergency response planning, and the provision of PPE. This is particularly relevant for companies offering safety consulting services alongside PPE products.

4. NAICS Code 624230: Emergency and Other Relief Services -This code covers establishments that provide emergency relief services, including disaster preparedness, response planning, and coordination with emergency managers. It applies to companies that configure CBRN response plans for civic sectors or offer emergency relief services.

Relevant SIC Codes
1. SIC Code 9229-06: Emergency Disaster Planning - This code applies to companies that prepare for and respond to natural disasters or other emergencies. It includes activities such as risk assessment, emergency planning (including CBRN response plans), training, and coordination with government agencies or businesses.

2. SIC Code 509903: Safety Equipment and Supplies Businesses that distribute safety equipment, such as PPE, use this code. As a Level-C PPE broker, this SIC code applies to the company's supply of protective gear to emergency managers across various sectors.

About LevelCPPE
LEVELCPPE provides the Tier-3 Hospital ED Continuity Push Pack.
The Tier-3 ED Continuity Push Pack is an annex to the hospital's EOP.
The Tier-3 Push Pack helps keep your Emergency Department operational
During CBRN contamination events.
LEVELCPPE helps emergency managers
Review their current CBRN response plans and offer
Tier-3 deployable capability to support First Receiver protection,
contaminated-arrival reception, radiation screening, and
ED continuity during the first 72 hours of a CBRN incident.

The Tier-3 Hospital Continuity CBRN Push Pack -
Designed for hospitals that must:
Receive Contaminated Arrivals.
Protect First Receivers.
Preserve Emergency Department Operations.
Avoid Facility Contamination.

LEVELCPPE.com is a CBRN Response Consultancy and
Level-C PPE Systems Integrator
Focused on Hospital Emergency Department Continuity.


Doug Hall is a former U.S. Navy Hospital Corpsman and Trauma Center R.N.
Now a CBRN Operational Continuity Consultant and
Level-C PPE Systems Integrator.
Doug developed the
Tier-3 Hospital ED CBRN Continuity System and the
Hospital CBRN Operational Preparedness Tier Model.

The goal is to enable hospital emergency departments to
activate their Tier-3 ED CBRN Push Pack to
support controlled reception of potentially
contaminated arrivals during the first 72 hours
while helping reduce avoidable contamination transfer into the ED.
And maintain ALARA (As Low As Reasonably Achievable) radiation exposure.


Protect the ED, Hospital, and Staff with a
Tier-3 or Tier-4 Hospital ED CBRN Continuity System with
Wet/Dry Decontamination Options and
Ebola/VHF PPE Extensions.

We help organizations move from
written emergency plans to real operational capability by
co-configuring critical components of contamination readiness:

• A structured CBRN Response Checklist Template that guides
executive decision-making during the first 72 hours of a contamination event
• A customized Level-C PPE Push Pack containing
premium FEMA-aligned protective equipment and radiation detection devices.

Together, these systems provide the operational structure and protective equipment required to support safe response operations when contamination threatens a facility.

Level-C PPE Push Packs include particulate-barrier protective suits, powered air-purifying respirators (PAPR), and personal radiation alert devices designed to support operations when receiving arrivals contaminated with
radioactive materials, dry biological hazards, and particulate/powder threats.
For Ebola/VHF, see Tier-3 VHF PPE Extension

All equipment aligns with the specifications of the
FEMA Authorized Equipment List (AEL) guidance for particulate-protective
Level-C PPE, radiation detection devices, and decontamination response equipment.

Important Equipment Clarification

The particulate-rated protective systems
protect against airborne particulates,
radioactive fallout, biological hazards, and unknown powders.
For Ebola/VHF, see Tier-3 VHF Extension PPE.
These systems are Not certified for exposure to chemical warfare agents.

LevelCPPE provides structured preparedness planning and
premium contamination-response system configurations
designed to support operational continuity for
72 hours or longer during a CBRN event.

Why Deployable CBRN
Preparedness Systems Matter

Built to Help Hospitals
Remain Operational for 72+ Hours
During a Contamination Event

Tier-3 is configured for medium-sized hospitals, healthcare facilities,
emergency operations centers, public safety agencies, utilities, and
other essential infrastructure facilities.
Many organizations have written plans, policies, and
regulatory documentation.

Fewer have deployable systems ready to protect personnel, receive contaminated arrivals, and sustain operations during a real CBRN contamination event.

LEVELCPPE bridges that gap.

We design structured, field-ready CBRN preparedness systems that help hospitals and critical organizations protect essential personnel, preserve intake capacity, and maintain operational continuity during the first 72 critical hours of a
contamination incident.

Translating compliance into
operational capability

Emergency preparedness documentation is essential.
But documentation alone does not protect first receivers,
preserve emergency department operations, or
support controlled intake during a contamination event.

LEVELCPPE helps organizations convert preparedness requirements
into deployable operational capability.

We have configured our systems to support alignment with
key emergency preparedness frameworks, including:

• CMS Emergency Preparedness Rule requirements
• Joint Commission Emergency Management standards
• Hospital continuity and emergency operations planning objectives
• First-receiver protection and contaminated-arrival response concepts

LEVELCPPE supports operational readiness through:

• deployable Level-C PPE systems
• PAPR respiratory protection configurations
• radiation detection capability
• contaminated-arrival intake planning
• executive-level 72-hour response checklist templates
• practical support for protected operations

Written plans may support compliance.
Deployable systems support capabilities.

Operational Continuity —
Not Just Equipment

LEVELCPPE is not a mass PPE retailer.

We configure integrated preparedness systems designed to help organizations:

• protect first receivers and essential personnel
• preserve emergency department intake capability
• reduce the risk of ED contamination
• support controlled evacuation, relocation, or shelter-in-place decisions
• maintain structured leadership decision-making
• reduce operational shutdown risk during contamination events

Each configuration focuses on these operational objectives:

Remain open.
Remain protected.
Remain operational.

Alignment With
Federal Preparedness Priorities

Developers create LEVELCPPE preparedness systems with
attention to federal preparedness language,
emergency management expectations,
and defensible procurement logic.

Our configurations can support alignment with:

• FEMA preparedness and continuity priorities
• FEMA Authorized Equipment List functional categories
• Hospital Preparedness Program capability concepts
• Emergency operations and continuity-of-operations planning
• Grant-positioned preparedness investments

This alignment helps organizations make preparedness purchases that are
practical, auditable, and easier to explain to leadership, procurement teams,
grant reviewers and oversight bodies.

Executive-Level Response Structure

A deployable system needs more than equipment. It needs a leadership structure.

Each LEVELCPPE engagement can include a customized
72-Hour CBRN Response Checklist Template designed for
executive officers, emergency managers, and essential personnel.

This framework supports:

• 72-hour operational decision sequencing
• protected intake and controlled-access planning
• departmental coordination
• leadership stabilization during fast-moving events
• continuity-focused recovery planning

Preparedness systems often fail when organizations must improvise under pressure.

LEVELCPPE helps build the operational structure before the event occurs.

The LEVELCPPE Difference

From executive response planning to PPE system configuration and
radiation detection integration, the objective remains consistent:

Help hospitals and critical organizations maintain
protected operations for at least 72 hours during a CBRN contamination event.

If contamination occurs tomorrow, essential organizations should not have to build their response from scratch.

Their response needs to be available and deployable.

What LEVELCPPE Delivers

72-Hour CBRN
Operational Continuity Planning & PPE

LEVELCPPE works with organizations to develop customized
72-hour response checklist templates for executive officers,
emergency managers, and essential personnel.

This role-based framework supports:

• planned operational modifications
• protected intake procedures
• controlled evacuation decision pathways
• shelter-in-place support decisions
• stabilization during the first critical response period
• faster recovery following a contamination incident

The checklist helps convert emergency management requirements into
practical operational actions.

Deployable Level-C PPE with PAPR

LEVELCPPE provides access to configured Level-C PPE systems
incorporating P-100 high-efficiency particulate filtration and
APF-1000 PAPR helmet headgear for maximum assigned protection within a
Level-C particulate-response configuration.

These systems are designed to support essential personnel during:

• protected facility movement
• controlled contaminated-arrival intake
• perimeter survey and reception operations
• evacuation away from contamination zones
• relocation outside projected plume pathways
• sustained continuity operations during fallout-particle or
unknown-powder events.

Properly configured PPE helps reduce exposure risk and
support the continuity of critical services.

Radiation Detection Integration

CBRN continuity planning should include the ability to detect,
screen, and document radiological concerns when
radioactive particles or fallout conditions are possible.

LEVELCPPE can support radiation detection capability through
configured equipment planning for:

• perimeter survey operations
• contamination screening
• low-level contamination monitoring
• high-level area survey awareness
• personal dose awareness and documentation

Radiation detection capability strengthens decision-making,
supports ALARA principles and helps organizations
manage controlled operations during radiological-particle events.

Who Benefits

Organizations responsible for maintaining essential services
during regional disruptions and contamination incidents.
LEVELCPPE systems are designed to
serve these individuals or departments:

Including:

• hospital administrators
• emergency department leaders
• emergency managers
• corporate continuity executives
• municipal leadership
• critical facility operators
• essential infrastructure organizations
• security, maintenance, and operations leaders

Our Approach

LEVELCPPE offers a pre-configured
Tier-3 CBRN Push Pack.
30/30/72

Each engagement is configured around the organization’s operational mission, personnel risk profile, response structure, and continuity requirements.

Configuration considerations include:

• number of protected personnel
• expected intake or surge requirements
• duration of sustained operations
• respiratory protection needs
• radiation detection requirements
• emergency management alignment
• procurement defensibility
• grant-positioning opportunities
• role-based deployment structure

The result is a structured preparedness posture designed to protect personnel, preserve operations, and support leadership when needed most.

Pre-Configured Solutions Are Available

LEVELCPPE offers pre-configured CBRN preparedness solutions for
hospitals that need a
fast path from written emergency plans to
deployable operational capability.

The Tier-3 Hospital Continuity CBRN Push Pack supports:

36 First Receivers
30 arrivals per surge-cycle hour
72-hour emergency department continuity

LEVELCPPE helps organizations move from planning to protection,
before the event occurs.

Doug Hall, Founder -
Level-C PPE Analyst

Developed the Tier-3
Hospital ED Continuity System
to support controlled reception of potentially contaminated arrivals for 72+ hours.