The CBRN (which stands for chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear and is pronounced C-burn) vest comes with a built in space for a camel-pouch for immediate hydration and a number of pockets for communications equipment including two-way radios, external speakers, ear-pieces and PTT switches.
Perhaps a bit overkill for the office but you never can be too careful. The vests are aimed at the emergency services initially but are designed for anyone who responds to "hazardous situations". Got your monthly sales meeting coming up?? Show your boss you can handle anything...ever nuclear war!
Karen Langley, Chief Executive Officer of PCE, said “These vests are typically used by responders in a hazardous situation, which would ideally suit paramedics and ambulance staff, but also other emergency services workers. The CBRN vest is a convenient way of carrying around all the communications equipment required by frontline emergency staff while still leaving their hands free for other tasks. It has also been designed for utilisation with CBRN PPE suits.”