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Drug & Alcohol Testing |
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WASA’s Drug & Alcohol Testing Consortium is a low cost program for Wisconsin firms that own or lease commercial motor vehicles. The WASA consortium provides administrative support for every aspect of both the state and federally mandated drug & alcohol testing programs for holders of a commercial drivers license. The services provided include: On-Site Testing—We can perform drug testing specimen collections and/or breath alcohol tests at your facility, or urine collections may be done at a clinic of your choice. Random Testing—WASA conducts a random selection of drivers quarterly using employee data that you provide to us. Pre-Employment Testing Post-Accident Testing Reasonable Suspicion Statistical Reports—We provide you with the required annual summary report along with the quarterly statistical summary reports. Record Retention—A Medical Review Officer maintains all dated records and notifications of test results. We maintain all records pertaining to calibration of the Evidential Breath Testing Device. Administrative Support—We provide administrative support for every part of the federally mandated drug and alcohol testing program. All records are kept in a secured location and all results are confidential. Training—We provide educational material for your use in educating your affected employees and supervisors in the program. We provide assistance in educating your supervisors on how to recognize drug use and take responsible action as a supervisor. These services may require an additional cost. Sample Drug Policy—A sample drug policy is available for you to use as a guide in developing your company’s drug testing policy. We advise that you consult with an attorney about the contents and implementation of your final policy. Program fees will be charged. Nominal registration fees are charged for education programs to cover the cost of course materials, meeting space, and refreshments. Contact WASA Staff for more information on these services provided to Wisconsin businesses.. |


