Common use of Breath Alcohol Tests Clause in Contracts

Breath Alcohol Tests. Only those tests with approved protocol issued by the United States Department of Health and Human Services will be permissible. Certified Breath Alcohol Technicians will administer our alcohol tests using devices appearing on the Conforming Products Lists (CPL) and approved by the National Highway Traffic Administration (NHTSA). a. Initial screening to determine the presence of alcohol in an employee’s body will utilize an analytical procedure and device to determine if an employee has a prohibited level of alcohol in his or her system. If the initial screening indicates a breath alcohol concentration of above 0.02 percent, a confirmatory test will be administered. b. A confirmatory test following the initial test with a test result of 0.02 percent or greater will be administered within 30 minutes of the initial test result. The confirmatory test will result in a quantitative result measuring alcohol concentration within an employee’s body as measured by breath. c. At the time of this document, blood testing is not an approved technique for determining the presence of alcohol in one’s body.

Breath Alcohol Tests. Only those tests with approved protocol issued by the United States Department of Health and Human Services will be permissible. Certified Breath Alcohol Technicians will administer our alcohol tests using devices appearing on the Conforming Products Lists (CPL) and approved by the National Highway Traffic Administration (NHTSA). a. 1. Initial screening to determine the presence of alcohol in an employee’s body will utilize an analytical procedure and device to determine if an employee has a prohibited level of alcohol in his or her system. If the initial screening indicates a breath alcohol concentration of above 0.02 percent, a confirmatory test will be administered. b. 2. A confirmatory test following the initial test with a test result of 0.02 percent or greater will be administered within 30 minutes of the initial test result. The confirmatory test will result in a quantitative result measuring alcohol concentration within an employee’s body as measured by breath. c. 3. At the time of this document, blood testing is not an approved technique for determining the presence of alcohol in one’s body.