Drug Free Workplace Info

Drug Free Workplace information

How to get started

· With the help of an attorney, ensure that your employee policy is written in compliance with Florida law and your preferences for how you will carry out your drug testing program. For example, consider your position on medical marijuana and ensure that those guidelines are in writing. A good policy that is followed consistently will protect your company.


· Provide notice that you are beginning a drug free workplace and that drug testing will be a condition of employment. Indicate the type of testing that will be done and the prohibited substances. This must be posted 60 days before testing begins. 


· Determine the specifics of your random program. What percentage of your employees will you test? What will the frequency of testing be? Once we map out your preferences, provide us with a roster of all of your employees and we will let you know who needs to be tested in each cycle. 


· We test your employees on your specifications and record the data and results of each test. Reports can be generated at your request. 


· Schedule all new hires for a pre-employment drug screening.


· Train supervisors to detect reasonably suspicious behavior in the workplace. 


                     We are available to help with all of these steps!

A sign that says drug free workplace notice to employees and applicants

Drug Free Workplace Support

It is estimated that employers lose millions of dollars annually due to the impact of drug and alcohol abuse among their employees. These losses come in the form of absenteeism, accidents, loss of productivity, and additional drug testing. Preemptive drug free workplace programs can provide better odds of avoiding these costs. We can offer drug and alcohol testing, random programs tailored to your preferences, data storage, medical review support, automatic results reporting, and referral support to substance abuse professionals. 

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