Testing Procedures/Tests for Alcohol Sample Clauses

Testing Procedures/Tests for Alcohol. 2.1.1 Tests for alcohol shall only be conducted by a breath alcohol technician using an evidential breath-testing device. Such device shall be approved by the National Highway Traffic Safety-Administration—and—placed—on—the—Conforming—Products—List—of—Evidential—Breath- Measurement Devices. 2.1.2 A department supervisor who has not observed or witnessed the alleged violation will administer the alcohol test. The supervisor shall be certified to use the Infra-Red Breath Test Device (i.e., Datamaster). 2.1.3 The person designated to make the determination of reasonable suspicion shall not administer the test. 2.1.4 An employee shall be paid for all time pertaining to an alcohol test including providing a breath sample and travel time to and from the test site. Such time shall be considered as time worked for the purpose of computing overtime and employee benefits. 2.1.5 Tests for alcohol shall only be conducted during an employee’s regularly scheduled work hours.
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