Random Programs And Consortium Pools
UHS Occupational Medicine will provide “computerized randomization services” for drug and/or alcohol testing at the employer’s request. Testing is required at least quarterly to meet federal DOT regulations. Employers not regulated under DOT regulations may set their own frequency and numbers based on Company policy. It is the Company’s responsibility to provide UHS Occupational Medicine with an accurate employee list at the same frequency of the requested random draws.
UHS Occupational Medicine manages several Consortium Pools for both large and small employers. The Company will receive biannual and annual reports indicating the number of employees
tested and the number of positive tests.
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