E.C.E. Safety Equipment
Warning
E.C.E. safety equipment is requirement when working with anything that uses E.C.E.!
Even for users, as some mechanisms use multiple E.C.E. types that you may not have an affinity for.
There are two types of E.C.E. safety equipment sets, standard issue, and heavy duty. Standard issue is given out to all M.D. personnel, regardless of subdistrict; And S.D.’s chemistry subdistrict. Heavy duty equipment is stored in equipment lockers in the rooms before high risk E.C.E. zones. It is required to wear all equipment before entering any high risk E.C.E. zone. You can also find heavy duty equipment lockers around the VexTech complex, incase of an E.C.E. leak.
All safety equipment and lockers are marked by this symbol
Standard issue: Including a bodysuit, gloves, boots, and helmet. Each piece is made to fit the owners measurements for optimal function, excluding the helmet. The helmet is only used when necessary. Wearing clothing over standard issue is allowed, but remember it may get damaged.
Bodysuit: Covering from neck, to wrists, to shins. The body suit is a thick padded piece of clothing, made to keep you comfortable, flexible, and at the perfect temperature at all times. Comes with a mag-strap to attach the helmet and tools to. Lined with cryst E.C.E. that will absorb any rogue E.C.E. that gets a little too close.
Gloves: Comfortable, breathable, and gives you better grip than bare hands. Lined with cryst E.C.E. that will absorb any rogue E.C.E. that gets a little too close.
Boots: V-X Alloy toed boots. Perfect for work sites, and standing for long periods of time. Grippy and completely penetration proof outsoles. Lined with cryst E.C.E. that will absorb any rogue E.C.E. that gets a little too close.
Helmet: A one size fits all helmet. While not in use it looks like a ring, but when in use it shapes perfectly to your head. The face screen is made of a mix of cryst E.C.E., and the same glass used for our spaceships. The helmet creates an air tight seal, and gives you a limited oxygen supply that refills when not in use. The back is also lined with cryst E.C.E., that will absorb any rogue E.C.E. that gets a little too close.
How to use:
Press the button on the bottom and hold up to your face
Press the button again for it to shrink to your measurements, and form the helmet.
Observe oxygen levels on the bottom right of the face screen, to ensure you don’t run out.
Press the button twice in a rapid succession to take it off. If oxygen levels are critically low it will only take one press.
Heavy duty: Including a thick full bodysuit, heavy duty gloves and boots, a helmet, and an E.C.E. extinguisher. Each locker contains four sizes, small, medium, large, and extra large. There is a size guide and instructions in each locker.
Bodysuit: A big thick full body suit covering everything but the face. Along side the cryst lining, it contains pockets of cryst E.C.E. that will burst out, if the E.C.E. threshold is reached. There is also an E.C.E. extinguisher attached to the back to patch up leaks.
Gloves: Thick padded protective gloves with just as much grip as the standard issue, but with a thicker cryst E.C.E. lining. Goes overtop the bodysuit.
Boots: Heavy weighted V-X Alloy toed boots. Grippy and completely penetration proof outsoles. Has a thicker cryst E.C.E. lining than standard issue. goes overtop the bodysuit.
Helmet: Same helmet as standard issue, but with deeper oxygen reserves.
