CONSEQUENCES AND RETESTING PROCEDURES Clause Samples
The "Consequences and Retesting Procedures" clause outlines the steps and outcomes that follow if a product, service, or process fails to meet specified standards or requirements during initial testing. Typically, this clause details the actions to be taken, such as corrective measures, timelines for addressing deficiencies, and the process for conducting subsequent retests to verify compliance. Its core practical function is to ensure accountability and provide a clear, structured approach for resolving non-conformities, thereby minimizing disputes and ensuring that deliverables ultimately meet agreed-upon standards.
CONSEQUENCES AND RETESTING PROCEDURES. 1. Alcohol and drug abuse not only threatens the safety and productivity of all employees, but also causes serious individual health consequences to those who use them. Any confirmed actions prohibited by Part IV above, while performing a safety sensitive function, or refusing to take a breath or urine test, may be grounds for discipline as outlined in the following Disciplinary Policy: The following guidelines may be followed for violations of the City of Burbank DOT Alcohol and Drug Abuse Policy. As stated above, these guidelines shall apply only to those commercial drivers licensed employees covered by the DOT regulations and other applicable laws.