EMPLOYER DRUG AND ALCOHOL POLICY Sample Clauses

EMPLOYER DRUG AND ALCOHOL POLICY i. Under no circumstances will any Employee affected by alcohol and/or affected by any other drug be permitted to work or operate any equipment on the Employer’s projects, sites, locations or work places.
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EMPLOYER DRUG AND ALCOHOL POLICY. The Employer takes seriously its obligation to protect Employee health and well being. The Employer will not tolerate substance abuse and may from time to time conduct random drug and alcohol testing. If an Employee is found to be impaired at work it will result in disciplinary action and/or termination of their employment. When taking prescription drugs or controlled substances an Employee must check with their medical practitioner and inform the Employer if there is a likelihood the medication may impair their ability to safely perform their duties. If the Employer feels an Employee’s ability is impaired, the Employer may direct the Employee to go home, and/or to attend a medical practitioner nominated by us for a full medical examination which may include a drug and alcohol test.
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Related to EMPLOYER DRUG AND ALCOHOL POLICY

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