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Drug Testing Requirements. Prior to commencing any Work under this Agreement, Construction Manager will ensure that all Construction Manager Personnel have tested negative on a five
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Drug Testing Requirements. Effective, January 1, 2010, employees who are not covered by the drug and alcohol testing associated with maintaining a CDL, shall be subject to a drug and alcohol testing program established by the employer. The program established by the employer will be equal to (contain the same protections, cut off levels, privacy provision, etc. as required by law for CDL) the program required for CDL testing. Employees will be placed in the same testing group as other city employees not covered by CDL or similar testing programs as required by State and Federal Law.
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Drug Testing Requirements. Prior to commencing any Work under this Agreement, Design/Build Contractor will ensure that all Design/Build Contractor Personnel have tested negative on a five (5) panel drug test. The test must include the following: (a) Amphetamines, (b) Cocaine, (c) Opiates (2000 ng/ml), (d) PCP, and (e) THC. “Design/Build Contractor Personnel” includes any individual who is compensated by Design/Build Contractor, or by the Project A/E or a Subcontractor engaged by Design/Build Contractor, for providing a service directly to Owner, whether or not that individual is present on Owner’s premises. Design/Build Contractor Personnel may include consultants (including the Project A/E and its personnel and consultants), service vendor employees, construction workers, and temporary personnel needed for staff augmentation.
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Drug Testing Requirements. Prior to commencing any Work under this Agreement, Contractor will ensure that all Contractor Personnel have tested negative on a five (5) panel drug test. The test must include the following: (a) Amphetamines, (b) Cocaine, (c) Opiates (2000 ng/ml), (d) PCP, and (e) THC.
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Drug Testing Requirements. Vendor is required to conduct pre-employment, reasonable suspicion, random, post-accident, and return to duty/follow-up testing for safety-sensitive employees. Safety-sensitive employees include all school bus drivers, dispatchers, and mechanics.
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Drug Testing Requirements. Prior to commencing any services under this Agreement, Project A/E will ensure that all Project A/E Personnel have tested negative on a five (5) panel drug test. The test must include the following: (a) Amphetamines, (b) Cocaine, (c) Opiates (2000 ng/ml), (d) PCP, and (e) THC. “Project A/E Personnel” is any individual who is compensated by Project A/E, or by a consultant engaged by Project A/E, for providing a service directly to Owner, whether or not that individual is present on Owner’s premises. Project A/E Personnel may include consultants, service vendor employees, construction workers, and temporary personnel needed for staff augmentation.
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Drug Testing Requirements. Prior to commencing any Commissioning Services under this Agreement, Contractor will ensure that all Contractor Personnel have tested negative on a five (5) panel drug test. The test must include the following: (i) Amphetamines, (ii) Cocaine, (iii) Opiates (2000 ng/ml), (iv) PCP, and (v) THC. “Contractor Personnel” is any individual who is compensated by Contractor, or by a subcontractor engaged by Contractor, for providing a service directly to MD Xxxxxxxx, whether or not that individual is present on MD Xxxxxxxx premises. Contractor Personnel may include consultants, service vendor employees, construction workers, and temporary personnel needed for staff augmentation.
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Drug Testing Requirements. CONTRACTOR agrees that during the term of this Agreement, any drug/alcohol testing program mandated by a Federal or State agency having regulatory authority and any additional testing established by the District will become part of this Agreement as if written herein
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