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Substance Abuse Screening

Substance and Drug Abuse Screening Test

Incorporating your Substance Abuse Screening program into your hiring process has never been so easy!
Screening made simple
  • Choose from over 1000 in-network Patient Service Centers*
  • View results and lab locations online
  • Screen using Urine, Hair, or Saliva based testing
  • Screening applications include Pre-Employment, Random and Post-Accident testing
  • DOT and Non-DOT programs available
    *Out-of-network Patient Service Centers located throughout the country as well
Establishing quality standards
  • All results are reviewed by a Board Certified MRO
  • All samples are handled in compliance with DOT regulations and guidelines
  • Documented chain of custody forms are provided for all samples
  • Each specimen is reviewed for signs of tampering and adulteration
Detection periods for most commonly tested substances

Please contact employeescreenIQ at (800) 235-3954 for more information.

 

Why should your organization conduct substance abuse screening?

  • About 75% of current illicit drug users 18 and older are employed... that’s more than 10 million US workers.1

  • A recent US Labor study reveals that US businesses lose $74 to $200 billion annually to problems related to employee substance abuse.2

  • 15.9 million Americans aged 12 or older admit to current (in the last 30 days) illicit drug use.3

  • 36 million Americans aged 12 and older admit to abusing prescription drugs in their lifetime.3

  • On a daily basis, at least 42,000 Americans are coming to work stoned or are getting “high” while on the job.1

  • Workforce drug use contributes to increased workplace turnover, absenteeism, accidents and diminished productivity.1

  • 1 William F. Current Drug Testing: How Both Employer and Employees Benefit Seton Alerts for Safety February 2003 Edition

    2 William F. Current In Favor of a Drug-Free Workplace: Why Drug Testing? 1999

    3 (NHSDA) 2001 Household Survey on Drug Abuse