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Dot and Alcohol breath test

An alcohol breath testu00a0is one of the most common alcohol tests that is being conducted out there. Widely used by law enforcement agencies,u00a0alcohol breath testsu00a0are done with the help of a Breathalyzer. It is one of the most popular methods as collecting the samples is non-invasive. At the same time, it is known to generate quicker and faster results.

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Dot and Alcohol breath test

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  1. CONSORTIUM DOT DRUG & ALCOHOL TESTING PROGRAM Nortonmedical.com

  2. How Does the Drug and Alcohol Consortium Work The Consortium DOT Drug & Alcohol Testing Program is administered by a Third-Party Administrator (TPA). This means that businesses can outsource their drug and alcohol testing program to a consortium, which takes on the responsibility of helping you be in compliance. This is often a more cost-effective and efficient option for businesses, as it reduces the burden of having to manage the program internally.

  3. The Drug and Alcohol Consortium Process In the Drug and Alcohol Consortium process, each member company is responsible for joining the TPA. The consortium will take all the member trucking company’s employees and select random workers to be tested that month. Will send a notification to the company that their work has been selected for drug or alcohol testing.

  4. Sample Collection The sample collection process is conducted to protect the rights of both employees and employers. Employees are allowed to provide a valid medical explanation for any positive test result. If an employee refuses to take a test, they are deemed to have refused to test and are treated as if they did have a positive test. The federal requirement for a positive or refusal is to be taken off duty. The company can retain the worker or terminate the worker as long as the action is a written company policy applied to all workers.

  5. CONTACT US Mailing Address 6265 Sepulveda Blvd. Suite 13 Van Nuys, CA 91411 Phone Number (818) 779-1900 E-mail Address info@nortonmedical.com

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