Doug Hall is a former Trauma Center R.N. and U.S. Navy Hospital Corpsman and now a CBRN Operational Continuity Consultant and Level-C PPE Systems Integrator.
Doug developed LEVELCPPE.com, a Hospital Continuity Preparedness Consultancy and Level-C PPE Equipment Brokerage.

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

Please Note: Premium Level-C PPE is in limited supply.
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

CBRN Preparedness Systems for Hospitals, Campuses, and Critical Facilities

LevelCPPE.com operates as a CBRN Response Consultancy and Level-C PPE Systems Integrator supporting executive officers, emergency managers, and essential personnel responsible for maintaining operational continuity during contamination events.

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

• A structured CBRN Response Checklist 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 responding to unknown contamination, radioactive materials, biological hazards, and airborne particulate threats.

All equipment is sourced from established manufacturers and aligned with FEMA Authorized Equipment List (AEL) guidance for particulate-protective Level-C PPE, radiation detection devices, and contamination response equipment.

Important Equipment Clarification

The particulate-rated protective systems included in these configurations protect against airborne particulates, radioactive fallout, biological hazards, and unknown powders. 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 Keep Hospitals Operational for 72+ Hours

Hospitals and critical facilities are required to maintain emergency preparedness programs.
However, many organizations maintain written plans without deployable systems capable of sustaining operations during a contamination event.

LevelCPPE bridges that gap.

We design structured, field-ready preparedness systems that protect essential personnel, preserve intake capability, and support sustained operations during the first critical 72 hours of a contamination incident.

1. Translating Compliance Into Operational Capability

Most organizations have emergency preparedness documentation.
Few have deployable systems capable of sustaining protected operations during a CBRN contamination event.

LevelCPPE develops operational readiness systems aligned with key regulatory frameworks, including:

• Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services Emergency Preparedness Rule CMS §482.15
• Joint Commission Emergency Management Standards EM.09 through EM.17

Our approach converts regulatory requirements into practical operational capability through:

• deployable PPE systems
• radiation detection capability
• executive response checklists
• protected intake planning

Compliance may be documented.
Operational capability must be configured.

2. Operational Continuity — Not Just Equipment

LevelCPPE is not a retail PPE vendor.

We configure integrated preparedness systems designed to:

• protect first receivers and essential personnel
• maintain emergency department intake capability
• support controlled evacuation or shelter-in-place decisions
• preserve structured leadership decision-making
• reduce operational shutdown risk

Every configuration focuses on one objective:

Remain open.
Remain protected.
Remain operational.

3. Alignment with Federal Preparedness Frameworks

Our preparedness systems support alignment with key federal preparedness programs, and we design them accordingly:

• Federal Emergency Management Agency grant pathways
• FEMA Authorized Equipment List functional categories
• Hospital Preparedness Program capability frameworks

This alignment helps organizations ensure preparedness investments are defensible, auditable, and positioned for potential grant funding opportunities.

4. Executive-Level Response Structure

Each engagement includes the development of a structured 72-hour CBRN Response Checklist designed for executive leadership and essential personnel.

This framework supports:

• structured 0-72 hour operational adjustments
• leadership decision sequencing
• coordinated departmental actions
• continuity-focused stabilization and recovery planning

Preparedness systems without a leadership structure often fail during crisis conditions.

LevelCPPE builds the operational structure first.

The LevelCPPE Difference

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

Maintain protected operations for at least 72 hours during a contamination event.

If contamination occurs tomorrow, organizations should not improvise.

They should already be configured.

What We Deliver
72-Hour CBRN Operational Continuity Planning

LevelCPPE works with organizations to develop a customized 72-hour response checklist designed for executive officers and essential personnel.

This role-based framework supports:

• planned operational modifications
• protected intake procedures
• controlled evacuation decision pathways
• stabilization of operations during the first critical response period
• faster recovery following a contamination incident

The checklist converts emergency management requirements into structured operational actions.

Deployable Level-C PPE With PAPR

LevelCPPE provides access to Level-C PPE configurations incorporating P-100 high-efficiency particulate PAPR systems designed to reduce exposure to hazardous airborne particles during:

• protected facility movement
• controlled intake operations
• evacuation away from a contamination zone
• relocation outside projected contamination plume pathways

When used in accordance with official emergency directives, properly configured protective equipment helps support the protection of essential personnel and continuity of critical services.

Who Benefits

Organizations responsible for maintaining essential services during regional disruption benefit from structured preparedness and deployable protection systems.

These include:

• hospital administrators
• corporate executives responsible for operational continuity
• municipal leadership
• emergency management professionals
• organizations supporting essential infrastructure

Our Approach

LevelCPPE is not a mass equipment retailer.

Each engagement involves custom configuration based on:

• operational continuity requirements
• leadership structure
• workforce protection needs
• regulatory alignment considerations
• grant positioning opportunities

The result is a structured preparedness posture designed to protect personnel and sustain operations when organizations are most needed.