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DRUG FREE WORKPLACE PROGRAM <br />SFM IS PROUD TO PARTICIPATE IN THE NATIONAL DRUG FREE WORKPLACE PROGRAM. <br />It is our desire to provide a drug free, healthy, and safe workplace. <br />To promote this goal, employees are required to report to work in <br />appropriate mental and physical condition to perform their jobs in <br />a satisfactory manner. While on our account premises and while <br />conducting business-related activities off premises, no employee <br />may use, possess,distribute, transfer, sell, or be under the <br />influence of alcohol or illegal drugs to help ensure a safe and <br />healthy working environment. <br />Much like seat belts with automobiles, Insurance companies have stringent requirements in the <br />coverage they provide. Job applicants and employees may be asked to provide body substance samples <br />(such as urine and/or blood) to determine the illicit or illegal use of drugs and alcohol at any time during <br />their employment if there is justifiable cause to do so. <br />All employees are subject to post accident drug testing. An employee involved in a work-related injury <br />is required to take a drug/alcohol test with their post-accident visit at any care provider. <br />SFM’s Drug-Free Workplace Policy sends a clear message that alcohol and drug use in the workplace <br />is prohibited. <br />Objectives/ Goals <br />To reduce drug use in the workplace <br />To increase productivity <br />To improve efficiency <br />To reduce accidents in the workplace <br />To deliver better customer service <br />To demonstrate a more professional attitude and standard of conduct <br />Encourage employees who have alcohol and/or substance abuse problems to voluntarily seek help <br />To achieve these goals, SFM Services conducts: <br />Initial and periodic safety training sessions <br />Drug Abuse Awareness pamphlets <br />Random Drug Screening of existing employees <br />Alcohol and Drug screening in the event of work-related accidents <br />Complete drug Screening of all job candidates prior to start of assignments <br />Formal and informal counseling by trained supervisors <br />Page 98 of 111 <br /> <br />