Common use of Alcohol Testing Procedure Clause in Contracts

Alcohol Testing Procedure. Alcohol testing will be accomplished by using evidential breath testing devices (EBT) approved by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). The breath alcohol testing technicians will be provided by the testing management company that the District or a 9 consortium of school districts will contract with, and will not be District 10 employees. The contracting testing management company will be 11 responsible for confidentiality of tests results. These procedures shall 12 include training and proficiency requirements for the breath alcohol 13 testing technicians, quality assurances plans for the evidential breath 14 testing devices, including calibrations of the EBTs. The EBTs used shall 15 print out the results, date and time, a sequential test number, and the type and serial number of the EBT. To ensure the reliability of the test results all EBTs used shall be calibrated for accuracy, and a record shall be kept of the calibration test which the unit member will be able to inspect. Any unit member who tests positive for a blood alcohol level of 0.02 or 19 higher, will be tested again with another EBT to verify the initial reading. 20 In post-accident testing the unit member may request a blood test be 21 taken to ensure that an accurate blood alcohol level is recorded. The unit 22 member requesting a blood test may be sent to a medical facility. 23 Request for the blood test is not required by the federal regulation. The 24 unit member will bear the cost of the blood test if requested and the 25 confirming blood test is positive. However, the District will pay if the confirming blood test is negative.

Alcohol Testing Procedure. a. Alcohol testing will be accomplished by using evidential breath testing devices (EBT) approved by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). The breath alcohol testing technicians will be provided by the testing management company that the District or a 9 consortium of school districts will contract with, and will not be District 10 employees. The contracting testing management company will be 11 responsible for testing procedures that ensure accuracy, reliability and confidentiality of tests results. These procedures shall 12 include training and proficiency requirements for the breath alcohol 13 testing technicians, quality assurances plans for the evidential breath 14 testing devices, including calibrations of the EBTs. The EBTs used shall 15 print out the results, date and time, a sequential test number, number and the type and of serial number of the EBT. To ensure the their reliability of the test results results, all EBTs used shall be calibrated for accuracy, and a record shall be kept of the calibration test which the unit member employees will be able to inspect. . b. Any unit member employee who tests positive for a an alcohol blood alcohol level of 0.02 or 19 higher, will be tested again with another EBT to verify the initial reading. 20 In post-accident testing testing, the unit member employee may request a blood test be 21 taken to ensure that an accurate blood alcohol level is recorded. The unit 22 member employee requesting a blood test may be sent to a medical facility. 23 Request for the blood test is not required by the federal regulation. The 24 unit member employee will bear the cost of the blood test if requested and the 25 confirming blood test is positive. However, the District will pay if the confirming blood test is negative.

Alcohol Testing Procedure. Alcohol testing will be accomplished by using evidential breath testing Evidential Breath Testing devices (EBT) approved by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). The breath alcohol testing technicians will be provided by the testing management company that the District or a 9 consortium of school districts will contract with, with and will not be District 10 employeesunit members. The contracting testing management company will be 11 responsible for testing procedures that ensure accuracy, reliability and confidentiality of tests test results. These procedures shall 12 include training and proficiency requirements for the breath alcohol 13 testing technicians, quality assurances plans for the evidential breath 14 testing devices, including calibrations calibration of the EBTs. The EBTs used shall 15 print out the results, date and time, a sequential test number, and the type and serial number of the EBT. To ensure the reliability of the test results results, all EBTs used shall be calibrated for accuracy, and a record shall be kept of the calibration test which the unit member will be able to inspect. Any unit member who tests positive for a an alcohol blood alcohol level of 0.02 or 19 higher, will be tested again with another EBT to verify the initial reading. 20 In post-accident testing the unit member may request a blood test be 21 taken to ensure that an accurate blood alcohol level is recorded. The unit 22 member requesting a blood test may be sent to a medical facility. 23 Request for the blood test is not required by the federal regulation. The 24 unit member will bear the cost of the blood test if requested and the 25 confirming blood test is positive. However, the District will pay if the confirming blood test is negative.

Alcohol Testing Procedure. Alcohol testing will be accomplished by using evidential breath testing devices (EBT) approved by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). The breath alcohol testing technicians will be provided by the testing management company that the District Agency or a 9 consortium of school districts will contract with, and will not be District 10 Agency employees. The contracting testing management company will be 11 responsible for testing procedures that ensure accuracy, reliability and confidentiality of tests test results. These procedures shall 12 include training and proficiency requirements for the breath alcohol 13 testing technicians, quality assurances assurance plans for the evidential breath 14 testing devices, including calibrations calibration of the EBTs. The EBTs used shall 15 print out the results, date and time, a sequential test number, and the type and serial number of the EBT. To ensure the reliability of the test results all EBTs used shall be calibrated for accuracy, and a record shall be kept of the calibration test which the unit member employee will be able to inspect. Any unit member employee who tests positive for a an alcohol blood alcohol level of 0.02 or 19 higher, will be tested again with another EBT to verify the initial reading. 20 In post-accident testing the unit member employee may request a blood test be 21 taken to ensure that an accurate blood alcohol level is recorded. The unit 22 member employee requesting a blood test may be sent to a medical facility. 23 (Request for the blood test is not required by the federal regulation. The 24 unit member regulation and employee will bear of the cost of the blood test such if requested and if the 25 confirming blood test is positive. However, the District Agency will pay if the confirming blood test is negative).