Drug and Alcohol screening
We offer a comprehensive d & a testing program, including planned testing, and for-cause testing when a situation necessitates immediate investigation.
Our point-of-care urine drug tests provide instant screening outcomes.
We use a laboratory that is accredited to the ISO 17025 standard, ensuring the highest level of quality and accuracy for all drug and alcohol testing. This accreditation signifies that the laboratory adheres to stringent international guidelines for competence and technical expertise.
Within our comprehensive drug and alcohol testing program, "for-cause testing" plays a crucial role in ensuring a safe work environment.
- For-cause testing is triggered by a reasonable suspicion that an employee may be under the influence of drugs or alcohol while on shift.
- This suspicion can arise from observations of behaviour, performance issues, or reports from colleagues.
- It provides a mechanism for immediate investigation and potential intervention in situations that could pose safety risks or compromise workplace performance.
Effective Alcohol testing
We use the Lion 700 Alcolmeter Breathalyser to conduct precise breath alcohol concentration testing on all employees occupying safety-critical roles.
The breath alcohol concentration test plays a crucial role in maintaining safety in workplaces where the potential consequences of alcohol impairment are severe. These are often referred to as safety-critical roles.
Why is Alcohol Testing Important in Safety-Critical Roles?
Alcohol impairs judgement, reaction time, coordination, and overall physical and mental abilities. In safety-critical roles, these impairments can lead to accidents, injuries, or even fatalities. Industries such as transportation, construction, manufacturing, and healthcare rely on alcohol testing to ensure the safety of workers and the public.
How breath alcohol concentration testing contributes to Workplace Safety:
- Rapid testing
- Deterrence
- Incident investigation
- Compliance
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