Cost of Testing. The City will be responsible for payment of all alcohol and drug tests required by the City. If an employee requests a split specimen test or decides to undergo a split test or any other test not required by the City, the employee will be responsible for the cost of the test. If the split test is negative, the employee shall be reimbursed for the cost of the split test. The City may deduct payment for these tests from the employee’s wages upon receipt of a written consent to deduct the cost of the test from the employee. Employees who do not provide written authorization must pay for the test directly.
Cost of Testing. The District shall pay laboratory costs for the initial drug and/or alcohol test under the random, post-accident, and reasonable suspicion provisions of the FWHA rules. An employee requesting a confirmation test must advance the cost of said confirmation test, which the District will reimburse in the event the confirmation test shows the initial test to be false. The District shall reimburse any lost wages resulting from a false positive test result.
Cost of Testing. All costs of required CS/AT shall be borne by the Board. (This provision is not required by the regulations.) Employees shall receive their hourly rate of pay for the time they are being tested.
Cost of Testing. The City will pay the costs of initial and confirmation drug testing which it requires of job applicants and employees. Applicants and employees shall pay the cost of any additional drug testing not required by the City.
Cost of Testing. 13 The City will pay the cost of initial and confirmation drug tests, which it 14 requires of employees and job applicants. An employee or job applicant will 15 pay the cost of any additional drug tests not required by the City. In the 16 event that the City requires the employee's presence at the collection site 17 outside normal working hours as part of the testing process and the 18 employee passes the drug/alcohol test he/she will be compensated (if 19 applicable) for time spent at the collection site, at the appropriate wage rate.
Cost of Testing. (a) Subject to paragraph (b), the SRAS Provider must pay all costs relating to Tests conducted under clause
6.1 including any Test conducted for the purposes of clause 5.3.
(b) If a Test conducted by the SRAS Provider under clause 6.1(a) demonstrates that the SRAS is Available, AEMO must pay the SRAS Provider the Testing Charge.
Cost of Testing a. The Private Entity shall pay for all costs of construction testing through the allowance, including sampling, field tests, laboratory tests, and inspection services to verify soil classifications, moisture density of soils, observation of subgrades to receive compacted structural fill for building and pavement support, observation of pavement subgrades to receive compacted base course material, observation of fill placement and field density testing, observation of footing subgrades to evaluate suitable bearing, observation of concrete pours, field concrete slump testing, air content testing, molding of concrete cylinders, laboratory curing and compression testing of concrete, observation of steel installation, ultra-sonic testing of steel moment connections, steel weld testing. as required by the specifications. . The Private Entity shall provide written reports of observations, recommendations, and testing activities as the Project progresses. Private Entity shall make a written report on a biweekly basis to the Owner. All tests pertaining to physical or chemical properties of materials must be made in a laboratory approved by the Owner’s Representative. The Private Entity shall include all applicable tests required by ASTM in the specifications. The specifications will also include all tests and inspections required by Codes and Standards (Special Inspections).
b. The Owner will pay for the costs of any additional tests the Owner deems necessary. However, if such tests indicate that the workmanship or materials used by the Private Entity are not in conformance with the Construction Documents, approved shop drawings, or the approved materials, the Private Entity shall pay for the tests and/or re-tests and remove all Work and material failing to conform, and replace with Work and materials in full conformity, without additional cost to the Owner, and to the Owner’s satisfaction.
c. The Private Entity shall include in the GMP allowance, costs to cover all testing and inspections, including Special Inspections, as required by the Building Commissioner’s office. The Private Entity shall provide a listing in the Specifications of all testing, inspections, and special inspections required. The Private Entity shall also provide a preliminary schedule for the Special Inspections required by the building commissioner.
d. The Special Inspections scope of work may include, but is not limited to sampling, field tests, laboratory tests, inspection services to veri...
Cost of Testing. (a) Subject to paragraph (b), the NSCAS Provider must pay all costs relating to Tests conducted under clause 6.1.
(b) If a Test conducted by the NSCAS Provider under clause 6.1(a) demonstrates that the NSCAS is Available, AEMO must pay the NSCAS Provider the Testing Charge.
Cost of Testing. 3 The City will pay the cost of initial and confirmation drug tests, which it 4 requires of employees and job applicants. An employee or job applicant 5 will pay the cost of any additional drug tests not required by the City. 6 7 G. Collection Site, Work Site
9 1. The City will utilize a collection site designated by an approved 10 laboratory which has all necessary personnel, materials, 11 equipment, facilities, and supervision to provide for the collections, 12 security, chain of custody procedures, temporary storage and 13 shipping or transportation of urine specimens to an approved drug 14 testing laboratory. The City may also utilize a medical facility as a
17 2. The City may require that an employee take a chemical breath test 18 at the Work Site or other City facility. 19
20 3. Security of the collection site, chain of custody procedures, privacy 21 of the individual, collection control, integrity and identity of the 22 specimen and transportation of the specimen to the laboratory as 23 applicable will meet state or federal rules and guidelines. Florida 24 Agency for Health Care Administration’s CHAIN OF CUSTODY 25 form as amended from time to time will be used for each employee 26 or job applicant whose blood or urine is tested. 27
28 H. Collection Site, Work Site, Personnel
32 1. A physician, a physician’s assistant, a registered professional 33 nurse, a licensed practical nurse, a nurse practitioner, or a certified 34 paramedic who is present at the scene of the accident for the 35 purpose of rendering emergency service or treatment or a qualified 36 breath alcohol technician as defined in CFR Part 40; or 37
38 2. A qualified person employed by a licensed laboratory who has the 39 necessary training and skills for the assigned tasks as described in 40 §440.102 (9) Fla. Stat. 41 42 In the case of a chemical breath test, utilizing evidential breath test 43 devices, a technician licensed pursuant to Fla. admin Code R 59A-24, and 44 or qualified alcohol technician as defined in 49 CFR Part 40. 45
Cost of Testing. In addition to the rights of the Rio Tinto Parties set out in Article 23 and Article 25, Rio Tinto or the Relevant Company may conduct such additional tests of the Products as it deems reasonably necessary, upon notice to the Supplier. The costs of tests carried out by Rio Tinto or the Relevant Company and the costs of tests that are not required by the Agreement but are carried out by a testing authority employed by Supplier at the direction of Rio Tinto or the Relevant Company, will be borne by the Relevant Company. The costs of all other tests will borne by Supplier.
