PROCESS OBJECTIVE
This Drug, Alcohol, & Contraband Policy sets out the Company's policy and procedures regarding:
(i) the illegal use, sale, possession, transfer, or other misconduct involving drugs; (ii) the use and
misuse of legal drugs; (iii) alcohol use and misuse; and (iv) the possession of illegal or contraband
items, such as weapons and drug paraphernalia, prohibited by law or by Company policy.
3.0 SCOPE OF APPLICATION
This policy applies, without exception, to all employees, job applicants, and subcontractors working
at a Company job site or at a customer’s job site. Employees who are subject to federal drug and/or
alcohol testing requirements (for example, U.S. Department of Defense, Energy, or Transportation
drug- and alcohol-testing regulations) will be so notified and must comply with this policy and with the
applicable policy implementing those regulations. Employees who are covered by a collective
bargaining agreement may be subject to different terms and will be notified of any modifications to
this policy.
4.0 PROCESS REQUIREMENTS
The Company strictly prohibits the unlawful use, sale, attempted sale, manufacture, possession,
conveyance, purchase, attempted purchase, distribution, cultivation, transfer, or dispensing of any
illicit substance, at any time and in any manner. This prohibition includes the use or possession of
prescription medications for which the employee does not have a valid prescription.
4.1 ILLICIT DRUG USE
“Illicit substance” includes all drugs, narcotics, inhalants and intoxicants for which possession or
misuse is made illegal under federal, state, or local law, and includes prescription medication for
which the individual does not have a valid prescription. Prescription medication and over-the-counter
drugs used in a manner inconsistent with prescription or dosing directions also are considered illicit
drugs, as may be other chemical intoxicants used in a manner inconsistent with their intended
purpose. Alcohol also is a drug subject to abuse, although its use and misuse is treated separately
under this policy.
4.2 ALCOHOL USE AND MISUSE
The use or abuse of alcohol while on the job or in a Company vehicle is strictly prohibited.
Management for such functions as dinners, conferences, award ceremonies and celebrations may
authorize alcohol purchase or consumption. However, the use or abuse of alcohol off the job, which
impairs performance on the job, is prohibited. Employees are prohibited from reporting to work with
alcohol in their systems and from bringing any alcoholic beverage to the work location. A confirmed
test result between 0.020 and 0.039 percent alcohol may result in a suspension of 24 hours. Prior to
returning to work, a negative alcohol test must be obtained. A confirmed positive test showing the
presence of 0.04 percent or more alcohol in an employee’s system is a violation of this policy.
4.3 USE OF PRESCRIPTION MEDICATIONS
Employees who use prescription and/or over-the-counter medication, which could impair their ability
to perform safely, are responsible for notifying their immediate supervisor or the Health Services
Department so that steps can be taken to minimize the safety risks posed by such use. Any
information about an employee’s use of medication will be treated as confidential and shared with
Company personnel on a need-to-know basis. It is each employee’s responsibility to consult with his
or her health-care provider and/or to review relevant dosing instructions to determine whether the
use of that medication could lead to impairment. No medication containing alcohol should be used
during or immediately before an individual’s scheduled shift, unless by prescription. The Company
reserves the rights to transfer, reassign, or, if necessary, place an employee on leave of absence if
the employee may pose a safety risk while using medication.
4.4 CONTRABAND
The Company also prohibits the use, possession, distribution, or sale of any drug paraphernalia,
“look-alike” drugs, firearms, weapons, unauthorized explosives, stolen property, or other contraband
PROCESS OBJECTIVE
This Drug, Alcohol, & Contraband Policy sets out the Company's policy and procedures regarding:
(i) the illegal use, sale, possession, transfer, or other misconduct involving drugs; (ii) the use and
misuse of legal drugs; (iii) alcohol use and misuse; and (iv) the possession of illegal or contraband
items, such as weapons and drug paraphernalia, prohibited by law or by Company policy.
3.0 SCOPE OF APPLICATION
This policy applies, without exception, to all employees, job applicants, and subcontractors working
at a Company job site or at a customer’s job site. Employees who are subject to federal drug and/or
alcohol testing requirements (for example, U.S. Department of Defense, Energy, or Transportation
drug- and alcohol-testing regulations) will be so notified and must comply with this policy and with the
applicable policy implementing those regulations. Employees who are covered by a collective
bargaining agreement may be subject to different terms and will be notified of any modifications to
this policy.
4.0 PROCESS REQUIREMENTS
The Company strictly prohibits the unlawful use, sale, attempted sale, manufacture, possession,
conveyance, purchase, attempted purchase, distribution, cultivation, transfer, or dispensing of any
illicit substance, at any time and in any manner. This prohibition includes the use or possession of
prescription medications for which the employee does not have a valid prescription.
4.1 ILLICIT DRUG USE
“Illicit substance” includes all drugs, narcotics, inhalants and intoxicants for which possession or
misuse is made illegal under federal, state, or local law, and includes prescription medication for
which the individual does not have a valid prescription. Prescription medication and over-the-counter
drugs used in a manner inconsistent with prescription or dosing directions also are considered illicit
drugs, as may be other chemical intoxicants used in a manner inconsistent with their intended
purpose. Alcohol also is a drug subject to abuse, although its use and misuse is treated separately
under this policy.
4.2 ALCOHOL USE AND MISUSE
The use or abuse of alcohol while on the job or in a Company vehicle is strictly prohibited.
Management for such functions as dinners, conferences, award ceremonies and celebrations may
authorize alcohol purchase or consumption. However, the use or abuse of alcohol off the job, which
impairs performance on the job, is prohibited. Employees are prohibited from reporting to work with
alcohol in their systems and from bringing any alcoholic beverage to the work location. A confirmed
test result between 0.020 and 0.039 percent alcohol may result in a suspension of 24 hours. Prior to
returning to work, a negative alcohol test must be obtained. A confirmed positive test showing the
presence of 0.04 percent or more alcohol in an employee’s system is a violation of this policy.
4.3 USE OF PRESCRIPTION MEDICATIONS
Employees who use prescription and/or over-the-counter medication, which could impair their ability
to perform safely, are responsible for notifying their immediate supervisor or the Health Services
Department so that steps can be taken to minimize the safety risks posed by such use. Any
information about an employee’s use of medication will be treated as confidential and shared with
Company personnel on a need-to-know basis. It is each employee’s responsibility to consult with his
or her health-care provider and/or to review relevant dosing instructions to determine whether the
use of that medication could lead to impairment. No medication containing alcohol should be used
during or immediately before an individual’s scheduled shift, unless by prescription. The Company
reserves the rights to transfer, reassign, or, if necessary, place an employee on leave of absence if
the employee may pose a safety risk while using medication.
4.4 CONTRABAND
The Company also prohibits the use, possession, distribution, or sale of any drug paraphernalia,
“look-alike” drugs, firearms, weapons, unauthorized explosives, stolen property, or other contraband
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