REGULATORY OR CUSTOMER PROGRAM Sample Clauses

REGULATORY OR CUSTOMER PROGRAM. The provisions and protection contained in this policy may be superseded when a contractor is engaged in a project which requires employees and applicants to be subject to drug and alcohol testing pursuant to: • Federal regulations or requirements; • State Agency rules; or • Owner requested policy as a pre-qualification for the contractor to be awarded the job. The policy and testing (if required) will be implemented and completed according to the policy of the government agency or owner.
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REGULATORY OR CUSTOMER PROGRAM. The provisions and protection contained in this policy may be superseded when a contractor is engaged in a project which requires employees and applicants to be subject to drug and alcohol testing pursuant to:  Federal regulations or requirements;  State Agency rules; or  Owner requested policy as a pre-qualification for the contractor to be awarded the job. The policy and testing (if required) will be implemented and completed according to the policy of the government agency or owner.  Pre-employment  Reasonable suspicion basis  Workplace accident/incident  Follow-up to counseling or rehabilitation  Voluntary basis A belief based on specific facts and rational inferences drawn from these facts sufficient to lead someone to suspect that the person is using drugs or alcohol. Such facts shall include excessive tardiness, excessive absenteeism, and erratic behavior such as noticeable imbalance, incoherence, and disorientation. Additionally, workplace accidents and/or injuries are considered to be events permitting suspicion testing under the Minnesota Drug and Alcohol Testing Act and are also grounds for testing under the LUC Program.
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REGULATORY OR CUSTOMER PROGRAM. The provisions and protection contained in this policy may be superseded when a contractor is engaged in a project which requires employees and applicants to be subject to drug and alcohol testing pursuant to: • Federal regulations or requirements; • State Agency rules; or • Owner requested policy as a pre-qualification for the contractor to be awarded the job. The policy and testing (if required) will be implemented and completed according to the policy of the government agency or owner. A belief based on specific facts and rational inferences drawn from these facts sufficient to lead someone to suspect that the person is using drugs or alcohol. Such facts shall include excessive tardiness, excessive absenteeism, and erratic behavior such as noticeable imbalance, incoherence, and disorientation. Additionally, workplace accidents and/or injuries are considered to be events permitting suspicion testing under the Minnesota Drug and Alcohol Testing Act and are also grounds for testing under the LUC Program.
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