Random test means drug and alcohol tests administered to personnel who are selected by a random process where by each of the employees subject to such testing has an equal chance of being selected each time selections are made.
Random test means a system of unannounced drug testing administered in a statistically random manner to a group so that all persons within that group have an equal probability of selection.
Random test means the collection of a specimen in a manner that does not follow a predetermined pattern and is not predicated on any particular fact or situation which creates a rea- sonable suspicion that a youth has used or ingested drugs.
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Random test means a drug test of an employee selected by a method that
Random test. Random or periodic testing whereby employees are ordered to submit to a drug test without any basis to believe the employee has used drugs. Reasonable Suspicion: Means suspicion based on knowledge sufficient to induce a prudent and cautious man to believe a member has engaged in illegal drug usage. Reasonable suspicion of drug abuse or misuse is based upon behavioral and/or performance factors which include, but are not limited to, a decrease in work performance level, misconduct, excessive absenteeism, tardiness and/or sick leave use. Basis for Ordering a T.D.I.T Member/Dog Handler to be Tested for Drug Abuse In addition to random testing, T.D.I.T./Dog Handlers may be tested for drug abuse when there is reasonable suspicion to believe the member to be tested is using or abusing drugs. Such reasonable suspicion must be based on specific articulable facts, which, taken together with rational inferences from those facts, reasonably warrant drug testing. In addition, members may be tested for drug abuse during working hours under any of the following conditions:
Random test means testing which is conducted on a periodic basis, without advance notice of the test, to employ a subject to testing prior to the day of testing, and without individualized suspicion, any employee is subject to unannounced testing who is in a pool(s) consisting of the entire employee population as the term employee is defined in Section (k). If there is to be unannounced testing, employees who are in the pool all have an equal chance of selection, regardless of whether the employee has been selected or tested previously. The Company, as required by law will utilize a random selection process conducted by an entity independent from the Company, or pursuant to the process set forth below in “Unannounced Testing of Employees for Drugs and Alcohol.”