Chemical Protection for Military

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DuPont and Government Collaboration Red arrow, click to navigate

DuPont government collaboration connects local and federal institutions with DuPont engineers and scientists, helping to create hundreds of protection, energy, and food solutions. Read about our deep history and how we continue to work alongside the U.S. government to help make the world a safer place.

DuPont™ Tyvek® Dirty Work Contest Red arrow, click to navigate

See a gallery from the DuPont™ Tyvek® Dirty Work contest, and find out about the winning entry.

DuPont™ Tyvek® Dirty Work Photo Contest 2012 Red arrow, click to navigate

DuPont Protection Technologies Launches Second Annual Event to Showcase Industry’s Dirtiest Jobs

EPA Guidelines Red arrow, click to navigate

Brief summary of the US EPA's (Environmental Protection Agency) "Level's of Protection (LOP)" as applicable to those individuals involved in handling hazardous materials. LOP's are based on the type of respiratory protection required to ensure the safety of the user under the specified conditions of use.

ISO 16602 Overview Red arrow, click to navigate

ISO 16602 overview from DuPont offers information about the assessment process, types, classes, and labeling, plus a link to FAQ about these increasingly prevalent chemical protective clothing standards.

NFPA 1991 Overview Red arrow, click to navigate

NFPA 1991 provides minimum levels of protection for emergency response personnel against adverse vapor, liquid splash, and particulate materials in HAZMAT environments.

NFPA 1992 Overview Red arrow, click to navigate

NFPA 1992 provides standards for emergency response PPE against liquid splash, particulate materials, and non-carcinogenic vapors in HAZMAT environments.

NFPA 1994 Overview Red arrow, click to navigate

NFPA 1994 sets design, certification, and minimum performance requirements for Chemical, Biological, Radioactive, and Nuclear (CBRN) protective ensembles for first responders to incidents involving CBRN terrorism agents, and for first responders exposed to victims or materials during assessment, extrication, rescue, triage, decontamination, treatment, site security, crowd management, and force protection operations at incidents involving CBRN terrorism agents.

Preparing for ISO 16602 Red arrow, click to navigate

Preparing for ISO 16602 offers information about the assessment process, types, classes, and labeling involved in these increasingly prevalent chemical protective clothing standards.

 
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