In this, the 1st module, about the UDC and Decon Chamber, the will introduce the user the the individual components that they should expect to find in the duffle bag.

In this, the 2nd module, the user will learn where those metal brackets go as they learn how to assemble the box beam. The box beam is what, with the help of one tension rod, creates the structural component that supports the dust curtain AND creates the perfect seal at the ceiliing.

In this, the 3rd module, the user will learn how to prepare the 2 NEXUS to receive the Dust Curtain. It will address the best way to maneuver the NEXUS prior to full inflation

In this, the 4th module, the user will see the sequence of events that leads to the dust curtain making initial contact with the NEXUS that will support it throughout. In this segment the user will understand how to, as one person, build effective containment using the AIRWALL system of containment.

In this, the 5th module, the user will be instructed on the next step in making the final connection between the UDC and the NEXUS on either side of it.

In this, the 6th module, the user will understand how to prepare the UDC for the final step before attaching the Decon chamber. The user will learn how to firm up or tension the UDC between the NEXUS.

In this, the 7th module, the user will learn how to install the tension pole and create the tight seal between the box beam of the UDC and the ceiling of the structure.

In this, the 8th module, the user will learn how to properly tension the straps both front and rear. This extra step ensures that the NEXUS and UDC are firmly connected and will remain so throughout the project.

In this, the 9th module, the user will learn how to apply techniques well worn by the restoration industry and assemble a PVC frame for the decon chamber. Unlike existing designs the frame is meant to be easy and repeatable so a good watch is encouraged.

In this, the 10th module, the user will learn how best to bring the doffing frame together with the chamber itself.