Worksite Collection. After an employee has been properly identified, briefed about the reason for the test and has been ordered by a supervisor to complete the Pre-test Declaration form, the mechanics of the collection process shall be explained. The Collection Team shall require the employee to remove any unnecessary outer garment (e.g., coats, jackets, etc.) and shall visually check for signs of concealed items that might be used to adulterate or substitute a sample. Personal belongings such as briefcases, purses, etc.,
Worksite Collection. After an employee has been properly identified, briefed about the reason for the test and has been ordered by a supervisor to complete the Pre-test Declaration form, the mechanics of the collection process shall be explained. The Collection Team shall require the employee to remove any unnecessary outer garment (e.g., coats, jackets, etc.) and shall visually check for signs of concealed items that might be used to adulterate or substitute a sample. Personal belongings such as briefcases, purses, etc., must remain with the employee's outer garments. The employee shall retain control of his/her wallet. The employee shall wash and dry his/her hands prior to providing a urine specimen. There shall be no further access to water, soap, any chemical agent, or other materials which could be used to adulterate the specimen until after it has been provided. The Collection Team shall place a toilet bluing agent in the toilet bowl and, if the toilet is so equipped, in the reservoir tank. The purpose of this procedure is to deter the dilution of the specimen. The employee shall be required to provide a specimen in a large, wide mouthed, easily carried, plastic non-reusable cup, unobserved and in the privacy of a stall or otherwise partitioned area. Unusual behavior shall be noted by the Collection Team on the Collection Log Sheet (Exhibit "B").
