Information

  • Document No.

  • Site / Company

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Personnel interviewed and accompanying auditor

Procedure

  • Is there a written and approved site procedure for alcohol and drugs?

  • Do company support employees with drug and alcohol problems?

  • Do employees and contractors know that the company has a zero tolerance to drug and alcohol in the workplace.

  • Has it been communicated to the employees ?

  • Has it been communicated to the contractors?

Alcohol Testing

  • Are random tests conducted and all levels of staff included?

  • Are tests conducted for all vehicle accidents?

  • Does a test program cover a 10% minimum number of all employees to be tested each month?

  • Does a test program cover a 10 different shift as a minimum number to be tested each month?

  • Are units used calibrated?

  • Does a program ensure high risk employees such as Heavy equipment driver tested more often than office staffs?

  • Have people conducting tests been trained?

  • Is a positive followed up with a second test (balloon or printout) conducted by OPJ or medical staff at least 20 minuets and as a maximum one hour after the first reading?

Drug Testing

  • Are random tests conducted and all levels of staff included?

  • Are tests conducted for all vehicle accidents?

  • Have people conducting tests been trained?

  • Are positive tests followed up with disciplinary action?

Discipline

  • Anybody with positive a alcohol test or illicit drugs test is subjected to summary dismissal?

  • Does site induction cover discipline action for alcohol and illicit drug abuse?

  • Is documentation of the positive tests provided to the HR department who follow due disciplinary hearings?

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