FAQ’S:
- “How long do appointments take?” Standard Drug & Alcohol tests take about 15 minutes to half an hour, but up to 3 hours if there is a shy bladder”
- “As a donor, what should I expect?” Drug & Alcohol Testing: 1 piece of government photo issued I.D and to provide a Saliva/Urine sample, whichever has been requested by the Employer.
- “What photo I.D is acceptable?” Appropriate photo ID includes a drivers license, employer issued photo ID, firearms license, government (prov/fed) issued photo ID, status card or passport.
- “When/how do I get my results?” When the results are provided depends on the type of test performed.
Learn more about Canadian Regulations for Testing
Canadian-Model-Safe-Workplace-alcohol-drug-guidelines-AB.pdf (workplacesafetynorth.ca)
We closely and carefully follow the standards specified by the US Department of Transportation (DOT) for drug & alcohol testing standards and procedures, always.
FAQ’S:
- “How long do appointments take?” Standard Drug & Alcohol tests take about 15 minutes to half an hour, but up to 3 hours if there is a shy bladder”
- “As a donor, what should I expect?” Drug & Alcohol Testing: 1 piece of government photo issued I.D and to provide a Saliva/Urine sample, whichever has been requested by the Employer.
- “What photo I.D is acceptable?” Appropriate photo ID includes a drivers license, employer issued photo ID, firearms license, government (prov/fed) issued photo ID, status card or passport.
- “When/how do I get my results?” When the results are provided depends on the type of test performed.
Learn more about Canadian Regulations for Testing
Canadian-Model-Safe-Workplace-alcohol-drug-guidelines-AB.pdf (workplacesafetynorth.ca)
FAQ’S:
- “How long do appointments take?” Standard Drug & Alcohol tests take about 15 minutes to half an hour, but up to 3 hours if there is a shy bladder”
- “As a donor, what should I expect?” Drug & Alcohol Testing: 1 piece of government photo issued I.D and to provide a Saliva/Urine sample, whichever has been requested by the Employer.
- “What photo I.D is acceptable?” Appropriate photo ID includes a drivers license, employer issued photo ID, firearms license, government (prov/fed) issued photo ID, status card or passport.
- “When/how do I get my results?” When the results are provided depends on the type of test performed.
Learn more about Canadian Regulations for Testing
Canadian-Model-Safe-Workplace-alcohol-drug-guidelines-AB.pdf (workplacesafetynorth.ca)