Drug Policy
The DFSP Policy applies to these positions at the company.
All employees and associates working on behalf of the company.
The number of hours under which this post- accident testing must be done per OBWC requirements
8 for alcohol
32 for other drugs
Alcohol is classified as this type of drug in the body.
Central Nervous System Depressant
The drug that is now allowed in 40 states in the USA.
Marijuana
Support groups that help one garner support and fellowship for recovery from drugs.
AA
NA
CA
Racing for Recovery
Rational Recovery
The behavior one cannot engage in at work in relation to alcohol and other drugs.
Buying, selling, using, distributing, manufacturing, operating safety senstive equipment or while engage in a safety sensitive activity, such as driving.
The number of days management has to issue a new hire test with new employees.
90 Days
The legal drinking age in the United States.
21
A drug that creates a very intense and short lasting high, which may be snorted, smoked, or injected.
Cocaine
Type of treatment generally conducted over 1-5 days to stabilize a person during withdrawal from drugs.
Detoxification in an Inpatient Setting
The type of annual education required of all employees and supervisors of the company.
DFSP employee and supervisory training.
The conditions under which reasonable suspicion testing is done
Work performance problems
Behavioral Problems
Policy Violations
In Ohio "Driving Under the Influence" or a DUI is now called this in legal terms.
Operating Vehicle Impaired or OVI
A category of drugs used to treat short term or chronic pain.
Opioids
Type of treatment meant to be done in conjunction with counseling to help one remain drug free.
Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT)- may include Suboxone, Vivitrol, or their derivatives
Where one may seek help if having a problem with alcohol or other drugs.
EAP
Tx Centers
Hospital
A return to duty test is done at this time.
When an employee who has been off work for treatment successfully completes care and wants to be considered for a return to work.
These are signs and symptoms of an Alcohol Use Disorder in the DSM 5 TR
Drinking more or over a longer period than intended
Unsuccessful efforts to quit or control use
Cravings
Drinking that interferes with responsibilities
Giving up activities to drink
Repeatedly using in hazardous situations
Developing tolerance
Experiencing Withdrawal when stopping or reducing drinking
Memory problems may result from use of this drug, which can span up to seven years in duration.
Ecstasy or Molly
Type of treatment done outside of a hospital setting.
Outpatient treatment, such as is offered at Arrowhead, Glenbeigh, Midwest Recovery...
The number of types of drug testing required to be in a company DFSP policy.
6- New Hire, Random, Post Accident, Reasonable Suspicion, Return to Duty, Follow Up
The frequency at which follow up testing must be done.
Varies depending upon the recommendation of the counselor treating them, as delineated on a Follow Up Drug Testing Schedule.
Alcoholics Anonymous is an example of this type of resource for quitting drinking.
Mutual aid or support group.
A drug that can cause an irregular heartbeat, delirium, panic, psychosis, and heart failure.
Methamphetamine
A place one may leave while recovering and rebuilding their lives after drug use.
Halfway House
Residential Setting