Types of Testing Required Sample Clauses

Types of Testing Required. Testing procedures will be performed as part of pre-qualified practices, after defined DOT reportable accidents, on the basis of reasonable cause, upon return to duty after a positive test, under random testing and as follow-up testing for post drug rehabilitation.
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Types of Testing Required. Testing procedures will be performed as part of pre-qualified prac- tices, after defined DOT reportable accidents, on the basis of rea- sonable cause, upon return to duty after a positive test, under ran- dom testing and as follow-up testing for post drug rehabilitation.
Types of Testing Required. Testing procedures will be performed as part of pre-qualified practices, after defined reportable accidents, on the basis of reasonable cause, upon return to duty after a positive test, under contractually agreed upon random testing, and as follow-up testing for post alcohol rehabilitation.
Types of Testing Required. Employees may be required to undergo drug and/or alcohol testing as a condition of continued employment with the County of Winnebago. The types of testing that may be required include the following: • Pre-employment testing (required after a conditional offer of employment has been extended); or • Probable cause testing (as defined above); • Testing as part of a fitness for duty medical exam (as defined above); • Testing following an incident involving property damage while operating or using County-owned equipment or a work related injury (as defined above); and/or • Random testing (to the extent required by applicable law or regulations, (APPENDIX V)).
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