Which is an acceptable location for PPE that has undergone decontamination?

The principle behind PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) decontamination is to ensure that it is safe for use without posing a risk of contamination to the wearer or the environment. Post-decontamination, the appropriate location for storing PPE should be a clean area that minimizes the risk of recontamination.

An acceptable location for decontaminated PPE would not include areas that are regularly inhabited or used for rest, such as living areas or sleeping areas, where the risk of contaminating those spaces with any residual contaminants from the PPE remains. The vehicle cab also typically serves as a work environment where additional contaminants can be present, making it unsuitable for storing decontaminated gear.

Therefore, since none of the given choices reflect a suitable, safe, and clean area for PPE that has undergone decontamination, it stands that none of these options are correct. Proper storage would entail placing the decontaminated gear in a designated clean area specifically meant for storing such equipment, which is not listed among the choices.