Employees Who Must Be Tested. UPS Freight employees subject to Department of Transportation mandated drug testing are drivers of vehicles with a vehicle weight rating over 26,000 pounds, requiring a Commercial Drivers License (CDL). This includes employees who relieve for vacations or other temporary vacancies. In addition to testing mandated employees, controlled substance testing will be required as part of prequalification for driver posi- tions. Employees covered by this Collective Bargaining Agreement who are not subject to DOT mandated drug testing are subject to the same types of test as those employees who are covered by the DOT regulations. The substances for which testing shall be conducted, and cut-off levels thereto, shall be consistent with those listed for the DOT covered employees. This provision also applies to testing conducted pursuant to rehabilitation and after care programs.
Employees Who Must Be Tested. UPS Freight employees subject to Department of Transportation mandated alcohol testing are drivers of vehicles with a vehicle weight rating over 26,000 pounds, requiring a Commercial Drivers License (CDL). This includes employees who relieve for vacations or other temporary vacancies. Employee’s covered by this collective bargaining agreement who are not subject to DOT mandated alcohol testing are subject to the same types of testing as those employees who are covered by the DOT regulations.
Employees Who Must Be Tested. UPS employees subject to Department of Transportation mandated drug testing are drivers of vehicles with a vehicle weight rating over 26,000 pounds, requiring a commercial driver license (CDL). This includes mechanics and employees who relieve for vacations or other temporary vacancies. Any employee who drives a tractor-trailer and is on the qualified feeder driver list is also subject to DOT mandated testing as provided in this Agreement. In addition to testing mandated employees, controlled substance testing will be part of pre-qualification conditions for feeder driver employment, and those persons transferring to a feeder driver position. Individuals who are on a "bid list" for tractor-trailer employment or other similar classification type jobs are subject to being tested for controlled substances before being accepted into such a position. Employees covered by this Collective Bargaining Agreement who are not subject to DOT mandated drug testing are only subject to reasonable cause testing as provided herein. The substances for which testing shall be conducted, and cut-off levels thereto, shall be consistent with those listed for the DOT-covered employees. This provision also applies to testing conducted pursuant to rehabilitation and after care programs.
Employees Who Must Be Tested. There shall be random, non-suspicion-based post-accident and probable suspicion alcohol testing of all employees subject to DOT mandated alcohol testing. This includes all employees who, as a condition of their employment, are required to have a DOT physical, a CDL and are subject to testing for drugs under Article 35, Section 3 B. Employees covered by this Collective Bargaining Agreement who are not subject to DOT-mandated alcohol testing are only subject to probable suspicion testing as provided in Article 35, Section 3 of the NMFA or the appropriate article of the applicable Supplemental Agreement. The alcohol breath testing methodology outlined in this Section will be utilized for all employees required to undergo probable suspicion testing. (For test results and discipline, refer to NMFA, Article 35, Section 3 I 2.)
Employees Who Must Be Tested. TENTATIVE UPS Employees subject to Department of Transportation mandated drug testing are drivers of vehicles with a vehicle weight rating over 26,000 pounds, requiring a commercial driver license (CDL). This includes mechanics and employees who relieve for vacations or other temporary vacancies. Any employee who drives a tractor-trailer and is on the qualified feeder driver list is also subject to DOT mandated testing as provided in this Agreement.
Employees Who Must Be Tested. City employees will be subject to drug and alcohol testing on a random testing basis, as per the Department of Transportation mandated drug testing, if their jobs require a Class A or Class B commercial driver’s license (CDL) and if they have occasion to utilize that License in the course of performing their assigned duties for the City of Cambridge. Effective May 23, 2015, given the safety sensitive nature of their positions, all employees in the bargaining unit will be subject to random drug and alcohol testing, as provided herein, under the same rules in effect for Department of Transportation mandated testing. All employees will also continue to be subject to reasonable cause testing.
Employees Who Must Be Tested. City employees subject to Department of Transportation mandated alcohol testing are those whose jobs require a Class A of Class B Commercial Drivers License (CDL). This includes mechanics and employees who relieve for vacations or other temporary vacancies. Effective May 23, 2015, given the safety sensitive nature of their positions, all employees in the bargaining unit will be subject to random alcohol testing, as provided herein, under the same rules in effect for Department of Transportation mandated testing. All employees will also continue to be subject to reasonable cause testing.
Employees Who Must Be Tested. UPS employees subject to Department of Transportation mandated drug testing are drivers of vehicles with a vehicle weight rating over 26,000 pounds, requiring a commercial driver license (CDL). This includes mechanics and employees who relieve for vacations or other temporary vacancies. Any employee who drives a tractor-trail- er and is on the qualified feeder driver list is also subject to DOT mandated testing as provided in this Agreement. In addition to testing mandated employees, controlled substance testing will be part of pre-qualification conditions for feeder driver employment, and those persons transferring to a feeder driver posi- tion. Individuals who are on a “bid list” for tractor-trailer employ- ment or other similar classification type jobs are subject to being tested for controlled substances before being accepted into such a position.
Employees Who Must Be Tested. There shall be random, non-suspicion-based post-accident and
Employees Who Must Be Tested. There shall be random, non-suspicion-based post-accident and probable suspicion alcohol testing of all employees subject to DOT mandated alcohol testing. This includes all employees who, as a condition of their employment, are required to have a DOT physi- cal, a CDL and are subject to testing for drugs under Article 35, Section 3 B. Article 35, Section 4 Employees covered by this Collective Bargaining Agreement who are not subject to DOT-mandated alcohol testing are only subject to probable suspicion testing as provided in Article 35, Section 3 of the ABF NMFA or the appropriate article of the applicable Supple- mental Agreement. The alcohol breath testing methodology out- lined in this Section will be utilized for all employees required to undergo probable suspicion testing. (For test results and discipline, refer to ABF NMFA, Article 35, Section 3 I 2.)
