Private Employers/Contracted services Sample Clauses

Private Employers/Contracted services. Contracted personnel are required to be screened, but may obtain such screening either at OHC/EHS or through their own employer pursuant to its human resources policy.  The OHC/EHS may contract with private employers to perform their urine drug screens.  A copy is requested of the Employer’s Drug Screen Policy for the MRO’s review.  Once approved by the MRO and the contract is signed by both parties, urine drug screens may then be processed.  The employer makes the appointment for the individual to be tested.  The OHC bills the employer directly for this service. Manual Code: EMP-HLTH-002A (formerly HR-10A) Page 4 of 6 SUBJECT: Urine Drug Screening and Testing NOTE: The e-version of this document is the latest and the only acceptable one. If you have a paper version of it, you are responsible to ensure it is identical to the e-version. Printed material is considered to be uncontrolled documentation.  The OHC follows standard procedures for drug screenings.  The MRO faxes results to the employer’s secure fax. For positive test results, the MRO handles the case as per the above MRO guidelines for WMC staff.
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