Common use of Urine Sample Clause in Contracts

Urine Sample. a. An employee of the same sex as the employee being tested shall be responsible for collecting the urine sample. b. The urine specimen will be split into an “A Sample” and a “B Sample” by the employee collecting the sample. Each sample should be booked as separate item numbers with the “A Sample” being booked as item 1 and the “B Sample” being booked as item 2. c. FSD will test the “A Sample.” The “B Sample” will be stored in Property Division until requested by the employee for outside laboratory testing, at City expense. Upon the request of the employee, FSD will provide a list of accredited laboratories. The “B Sample” will be released by FSD to an authorized agent of the laboratory or sent to the selected laboratory by overnight mail. d. If the accredited outside laboratory reaches a different conclusion than FSD after testing the sample, a different accredited outside laboratory will be requested to test the sample a third time at City expense using the selection process outlined above. The findings of the third laboratory will be final and conclusive. e. All samples will be held for one year from the date of collection and then disposed of by Property Division, unless there is no final disposition to the case.

Urine Sample. a. An employee of the same sex as the employee being tested shall be responsible for collecting the urine sample. b. The urine specimen will be split into an “"A Sample” and a “"B Sample” by the employee collecting the sample. Each sample should be MOU24-22 booked as separate item numbers with the “"A Sample” being booked as item 1 and the “"B Sample” being booked as item 2. c. FSD will test the “"A Sample.” The “"B Sample” will be stored in Property Division until requested by the employee for outside laboratory testing, at City expense. Upon the request of the employee, FSD will provide a list of accredited laboratories. The “"B Sample” will be released by FSD to an authorized agent of the laboratory or sent to the selected laboratory by overnight mail. d. If the accredited outside laboratory reaches a different conclusion than FSD after testing the sample, a different accredited outside laboratory will be requested to test the sample a third time at City expense using the selection process outlined above. The findings of the third laboratory will be final and conclusive. e. All samples will be held for one year from the date of collection and then disposed of by Property Division, unless there is no final disposition to the case.