while on Company business and/or at any job site or premises. “Contraband” is any item the use or
possession of which is prohibited by law, Company policy, or work rules. Job sites and premises
include all Company property, including Company-owned motor vehicles, Company quarters,
Company parking lots, and any other location at which Company employees may work, including
client job sites and premises.
5.0 SEARCHES
If the Company suspects that an employee or on-site contractor is in possession of illegal drugs,
alcohol, or contraband in violation of this Policy, the Company may request the individual to submit to
a search of his or her person, personal effects, vehicles, lockers, baggage, and Company quarters.
In addition, the Company may periodically conduct searches of individuals entering or leaving work
sites at random. By entering into or being present at a job site, while on Company time, or
representing the Company in any way, an individual is deemed to have consented to such searches.
If an individual is asked to submit to a search, and refuses, that individual will be considered
insubordinate and will be escorted off the job site and disciplined, as appropriate.
Searches will be conducted by management personnel and may or may not be conducted in the
presence of the person whose property or work area is searched. Any suspected contraband will be
confiscated, and may be turned over to law enforcement as appropriate. The Company
representative conducting the search will give any person whose property is confiscated a receipt for
that property.
6.0 FEDERAL DRUG-FREE WORKPLACE ACT OF 1988
To fulfill its obligations under the Federal Drug-Free Workplace Act of 1988, the Company requires
any employee working directly or indirectly on a Federal Government project who is convicted of any
drug-related crime occurring in the workplace to notify the Company within five (5) days of the
conviction. The Company is required to notify the government agencies with which it contracts within
ten (10) days of any employee’s conviction on such charges. Education regarding the dangers of
illegal drug use and alcohol abuse will be provided as detailed in Section V, below. The Company
will impose discipline for employees convicted of any offense involving illegal drugs, up to and
including dismissal from employment.
7.0 EMPLOYEE ASSISTANCE
The Company encourages employees who believe they have a problem with alcohol or drugs, legal
or illegal, to seek assistance. The Company offers employees access to its Employee Assistance
Program (EAP), which can offer referral to appropriate services and rehabilitation programs that
emphasize education, prevention, counseling, and treatment. Moreover, employees may be eligible
for a leave of absence to participate in such a program. Employees may ask for an appointment with
the EAP Coordinator assigned to your location, in writing or in person, by contacting the appropriate
Human Resources representative or the Health Services Department. Each request for assistance
will be treated as confidential, and only those persons with a “need to know” will be informed of an
employee’s request.
Although requests for assistance are confidential, entering such a program cannot absolve
nor protect employees from the consequences of substandard work performance or policy
violations. Therefore, it is the responsibility of each employee to seek assistance before the
employee’s alcohol- or drug-abuse problems lead to a violation of this or another Company
policy justifying disciplinary action.
An employee’s decision to seek help voluntarily will not be used as a basis for disciplinary action
against the employee, although the employee may be transferred, given work restrictions, or placed
on leave, as the Company deems appropriate, while the employee seeks assistance and/or until the
employee is drug- and alcohol-free. An employee’s decision to seek assistance under this policy will
be considered voluntary only if the employee seeks assistance prior to being found in violation of this
policy or being asked to take a drug and/or alcohol test.
Regardless of how an employee determines to seek assistance, a failure to successfully complete a
recommended course of treatment to the Company’s satisfaction will be grounds for termination
ในขณะที่ธุรกิจของ บริษัท และ / หรือที่เว็บไซต์งานใด ๆ หรือสถานที่ "เถื่อน" เป็นรายการใด ๆ while on Company business and/or at any job site or premises. “Contraband” is any item the use or
การใช้หรือมีไว้ในครอบครองซึ่งเป็นสิ่งต้องห้ามตามกฎหมายบริษัท มีนโยบายหรือกฎการทำงาน possession of which is prohibited by law, Company policy, or work rules. Job sites and premises
include all Company property, including Company-owned motor vehicles, Company quarters,
Company parking lots, and any other location at which Company employees may work, including
client job sites and premises.
5.0 SEARCHES
If the Company suspects that an employee or on-site contractor is in possession of illegal drugs,
alcohol, or contraband in violation of this Policy, the Company may request the individual to submit to
a search of his or her person, personal effects, vehicles, lockers, baggage, and Company quarters.
In addition, the Company may periodically conduct searches of individuals entering or leaving work
sites at random. By entering into or being present at a job site, while on Company time, or
representing the Company in any way, an individual is deemed to have consented to such searches.
If an individual is asked to submit to a search, and refuses, that individual will be considered
insubordinate and will be escorted off the job site and disciplined, as appropriate.
Searches will be conducted by management personnel and may or may not be conducted in the
presence of the person whose property or work area is searched. Any suspected contraband will be
confiscated, and may be turned over to law enforcement as appropriate. The Company
representative conducting the search will give any person whose property is confiscated a receipt for
that property.
6.0 FEDERAL DRUG-FREE WORKPLACE ACT OF 1988
To fulfill its obligations under the Federal Drug-Free Workplace Act of 1988, the Company requires
any employee working directly or indirectly on a Federal Government project who is convicted of any
drug-related crime occurring in the workplace to notify the Company within five (5) days of the
conviction. The Company is required to notify the government agencies with which it contracts within
ten (10) days of any employee’s conviction on such charges. Education regarding the dangers of
illegal drug use and alcohol abuse will be provided as detailed in Section V, below. The Company
will impose discipline for employees convicted of any offense involving illegal drugs, up to and
including dismissal from employment.
7.0 EMPLOYEE ASSISTANCE
The Company encourages employees who believe they have a problem with alcohol or drugs, legal
or illegal, to seek assistance. The Company offers employees access to its Employee Assistance
Program (EAP), which can offer referral to appropriate services and rehabilitation programs that
emphasize education, prevention, counseling, and treatment. Moreover, employees may be eligible
for a leave of absence to participate in such a program. Employees may ask for an appointment with
the EAP Coordinator assigned to your location, in writing or in person, by contacting the appropriate
Human Resources representative or the Health Services Department. Each request for assistance
will be treated as confidential, and only those persons with a “need to know” will be informed of an
employee’s request.
Although requests for assistance are confidential, entering such a program cannot absolve
nor protect employees from the consequences of substandard work performance or policy
violations. Therefore, it is the responsibility of each employee to seek assistance before the
employee’s alcohol- or drug-abuse problems lead to a violation of this or another Company
policy justifying disciplinary action.
An employee’s decision to seek help voluntarily will not be used as a basis for disciplinary action
against the employee, although the employee may be transferred, given work restrictions, or placed
on leave, as the Company deems appropriate, while the employee seeks assistance and/or until the
employee is drug- and alcohol-free. An employee’s decision to seek assistance under this policy will
be considered voluntary only if the employee seeks assistance prior to being found in violation of this
policy or being asked to take a drug and/or alcohol test.
Regardless of how an employee determines to seek assistance, a failure to successfully complete a
recommended course of treatment to the Company’s satisfaction will be grounds for termination
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