Level B material protection is suited for what type of conditions?

Level B material protection is suitable for conditions that are less severe than Level A conditions. Level A protection is designed for situations involving the highest degree of risk, such as when working with highly hazardous materials that may have significant exposures. This means that Level B is used in environments where there is a potential for some but not the most extreme risks.

By utilizing Level B materials, personnel are equipped to handle situations where there may be some hazards, but the threat is not as overwhelming as those encountered under Level A conditions. Level B standardizes requirements for providing a degree of protection against chemical exposure while allowing for the benefits of mobility and comfort typically found in less hazardous environments.