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A CBRN and decontamination annex is one of the most technically demanding documents in your Emergency Operations Plan — and one of the most scrutinized. It has to address specific regulatory requirements across multiple standards bodies, reflect your facility's actual equipment and physical layout, align with your team's actual training and capability, and produce protocols your staff can execute under pressure. Generic templates do not survive that test.
D2EMC develops your CBRN and decontamination annex to OSHA 29 CFR 1910.120, NFPA 472, and Joint Commission Emergency Management standards. The annex includes response activation protocols, PPE matrices built around your specific equipment inventory, patient decontamination flow design mapped to your facility's actual layout, operational procedures for your CBRN response team, and integration points with your base EOP and your regional coalition. Every section is written to your facility — not to a generic hospital.
Your Discovery Call — Free of Charge Before we begin, we schedule a free discovery call to understand your current CBRN documentation status, your equipment inventory, your team's current capability, your facility layout, and what's driving the engagement. Your quote is prepared and shared with you after that call.
What You Walk Away With A complete, standards-compliant CBRN and decontamination annex ready to integrate into your Emergency Operations Plan and your survey file. The annex includes response protocols, PPE matrices, decon flow design, and operational procedures — all written to your facility's specific equipment, layout, and team structure. You also receive implementation guidance on how to integrate the annex into your existing EOP and your training and exercise cycle.
Best for: Hospitals building new CBRN documentation, recovering from a TJC citation on CBRN or decontamination, establishing a new CBRN response team, or updating documentation that no longer reflects current equipment or standards.
A CBRN and decontamination annex is one of the most technically demanding documents in your Emergency Operations Plan — and one of the most scrutinized. It has to address specific regulatory requirements across multiple standards bodies, reflect your facility's actual equipment and physical layout, align with your team's actual training and capability, and produce protocols your staff can execute under pressure. Generic templates do not survive that test.
D2EMC develops your CBRN and decontamination annex to OSHA 29 CFR 1910.120, NFPA 472, and Joint Commission Emergency Management standards. The annex includes response activation protocols, PPE matrices built around your specific equipment inventory, patient decontamination flow design mapped to your facility's actual layout, operational procedures for your CBRN response team, and integration points with your base EOP and your regional coalition. Every section is written to your facility — not to a generic hospital.
Your Discovery Call — Free of Charge Before we begin, we schedule a free discovery call to understand your current CBRN documentation status, your equipment inventory, your team's current capability, your facility layout, and what's driving the engagement. Your quote is prepared and shared with you after that call.
What You Walk Away With A complete, standards-compliant CBRN and decontamination annex ready to integrate into your Emergency Operations Plan and your survey file. The annex includes response protocols, PPE matrices, decon flow design, and operational procedures — all written to your facility's specific equipment, layout, and team structure. You also receive implementation guidance on how to integrate the annex into your existing EOP and your training and exercise cycle.
Best for: Hospitals building new CBRN documentation, recovering from a TJC citation on CBRN or decontamination, establishing a new CBRN response team, or updating documentation that no longer reflects current equipment or standards.