What type of PPE do Haz-Tac members wear when administering antidote treatments?

Haz-Tac members wear PPE appropriate for the operational zone when administering antidote treatments. This requirement ensures that they are adequately protected from potential hazards in the environment they are working in, which may include chemical, biological, or radiological threats. The type of PPE can vary depending on the specific risks encountered in that zone, allowing for a tailored approach to safety that considers the nature of the incident.

The use of standard medical gloves may not provide sufficient protection in hazardous situations, especially if there is a risk of exposure to toxic substances. Firefighter suits, while protective, are designed primarily for heat and flame hazards rather than chemical exposure. Biohazard suits are specifically geared toward biological threats and may not always be necessary or appropriate in all operational zones. Therefore, the choice to use PPE appropriate for the operational zone recognizes the diverse ranges of threats Haz-Tac members may face and the need for flexibility in their protective measures.