Common use of Drug Testing Procedure Clause in Contracts

Drug Testing Procedure. The procedure followed in giving the drug test, including but not limited to the collection of the sample, chain of custody, storage of the sample, the type of initial and confirmatory tests used, and the amount of drug or drug metabolite to be regarded as a positive drug test, will all be in conformance with Federal Regulations (Federal Register, Volume 53, No. 69, pg. 11979-11989). A “Split Specimen” shall be drawn in all drug testing procedures to eliminate any false positives.

Drug Testing Procedure. The procedure followed in giving the drug testtest will be in conformance with the Federal Regulations (Federal Register, including Volume 53, No. 69, pg. 11979-11989). This includes but is not limited to the collection of the sample, chain of custody, storage of the sample, the type of initial and confirmatory confirming tests used, and the amount of drug or drug metabolite to be regarded as a positive drug test, will all be in conformance with Federal Regulations (Federal Register, Volume 53, No. 69, pg. 11979-11989). A “Split Specimen” shall be drawn in all drug testing procedures to eliminate any false positives.

Drug Testing Procedure. The procedure Procedure followed in giving the drug test, including but not limited to the collection of the sample, chain of custody, storage of the sample, the type of initial and confirmatory tests used, and the amount of drug or drug metabolite to be regarded as a positive drug test, will all be in conformance with Federal Regulations (Federal Register, Volume 53, NoXx. 6900, pgXx. 11979-00000 - 11989). A “Split Specimen” shall be drawn in all drug testing procedures to eliminate any false positives.

Drug Testing Procedure. The procedure followed in giving the drug test, including but not limited to the collection of the sample, chain of custody, storage of the sample, the type of initial and confirmatory tests used, and the amount of drug or drug metabolite to be regarded as a positive drug test, will all be in conformance with Federal Regulations (Federal RegisterUnited States Department of Transportation Drug/Alcohol Testing Regulation 49 CFR Part 40, Volume 53, No. 69, pg. 11979-11989). A “Split Specimen” shall be drawn in all drug testing procedures to eliminate any false positivesas amended.