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Knight Division TacticalDoes KDT provide Level A through Level D PPE?
PPE Supply (Level A–D)
Yes.
KDT provides PPE for EPA Levels A through D, from fully encapsulating vapor suits with SCBA to chemical splash suits, respirators, disposable coveralls, gloves and boots, delivered in bulk and managed on site.
Typical configuration
- Level A
- Fully encapsulating vapor-tight suit, SCBA, inner and outer chemical gloves
- Level B
- SCBA or supplied air with a chemical splash suit
- Level C
- Full-face APR or PAPR with chemical-resistant coveralls
- Level D
- Work uniform, safety boots, glasses, gloves, hard hat
- Consumables
- Coveralls, gloves, boot covers, cartridges, tape, typically by the case
EPA's four levels of protection set what people wear on a hazmat or spill site. Level A is a fully encapsulating, vapor-tight suit with SCBA, for the highest respiratory and skin hazard. Level B is SCBA with a chemical splash suit, for high respiratory hazard with less skin risk. Level C is an air-purifying respirator or PAPR with chemical-resistant clothing, when the contaminant is known and concentrations are measured. Level D is a work uniform, boots and safety glasses where there's no respiratory or skin hazard.
KDT supplies all four, plus the everyday items that run out fastest on a long incident: disposable coveralls, nitrile and chemical gloves, boot covers, rubber boots, cartridges, duct tape and eye protection. We set up a PPE supply point, track usage by crew and keep stock ahead of demand.
After hurricanes the list changes: N95 respirators for mold and dust, cut-resistant gloves, hard hats and high-visibility vests for debris crews. We supply those the same way.
Available as
- Level A vapor-protective ensembles
- Level B splash suits and SCBA
- Level C respirators, PAPRs and cartridges
- Level D work PPE and high-visibility gear
- Disposable coveralls, gloves and boot covers by the case
- N95 respirators for mold and dust
What's included
- Delivery in bulk to staging or the site
- On-site PPE supply point
- Usage tracking and restocking
- Sizing for crews
- Fit testing arranged where respirators are used
- Collection of used PPE into the waste stream
Where it's used
- Hazmat entry and backup teams
- Spill and shoreline cleanup crews
- Decon line staff
- Debris and mold cleanup after hurricanes
Questions, answered.
Does KDT provide Level A through Level D PPE?
Yes. We supply PPE for all four EPA levels, from Level A vapor suits with SCBA to Level D work gear, along with the consumables crews go through every day.
What's the difference between Level A, B, C and D?
Level A gives the most protection: a sealed vapor suit with SCBA. Level B keeps SCBA but uses a splash suit. Level C swaps SCBA for an air-purifying respirator when the hazard is known and measured. Level D is ordinary work clothing for no respiratory or skin hazard.
Who decides what PPE level to wear?
The site safety plan, based on the product and air monitoring readings. The Safety Officer sets the level and changes it as conditions change.
Can you keep a long incident stocked?
Yes. We run a supply point on site, track what each crew uses and reorder ahead so stock doesn't run out on a weekend or a remote site.
Need it on your incident? Say the word.
Add it to your request with anything else you need, then send it all at once. We'll come back with what we can put where, and when.