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Motor Coach Transportation Services
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16-03-01
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CO R P O RAT ECOACH ES <br /> Florida's Leading Transportation Provider <br /> Drug and Alcohol Testing Program— <br /> All drivers are subject to Random or Reasonable suspicion Drug and Alcohol testing as required by FMCSA and DOT <br /> under 49 CFR Part 382 in order to maintain Corporate Coaches' Drug Free Workplace Certification. <br /> Random drug testing is done by a third party, who has the entire staff in a pool for selection. Staff whose job is related <br /> to DOT and FMCSA safety sensitive duties is subject to the DOT Drug testing pool. Office and other staff, whose jobs are <br /> not related directly to FMCSA or DOT safety sensitive duties, are part of the NON DOT Drug and Alcohol random testing <br /> pool. <br /> Members of Corporate Coaches management team are certified to perform "Reasonable Suspicion" Alcohol and Drug <br /> testing on site. The next pages are a snapshot of the Controlled Substances and Alcohol testing policy. <br /> Corporate Coaches Policy for Compliance with Federal Alcohol and Drug Testing Requirements <br /> BACKGROUND INFORMATION <br /> The U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT), Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA), adopted <br /> regulations requiring certain commercial motor vehicle operators to be tested for alcohol and drugs in order to reach <br /> the goal of an alcohol and drug-free transportation environment. Corporate Coaches has adopted this same policy <br /> effective for all staff, chauffeurs, and trained professionals employed by the company. <br /> WHO MUST COMPLY WITH THIS REQUIREMENT <br /> The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration's alcohol and drug testing rules apply to every person and to all <br /> employers of such persons who operate a commercial motor vehicle in commerce in any state, and is subject to: (1) the <br /> commercial driver's license requirements of 49 CFR Part 383 <br /> CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES <br /> The regulations require testing for the following classes of substances: <br /> • Marijuana (grass, pot, weed, hash,joint,Acapulco gold) <br /> • Cocaine (coke, crack, snow, blow, flake, "C", rock, base) <br /> • Opiates-opium and codeine derivatives - (heroin, horse, "H",junk, smack, scag, Miss Emma) <br /> • Amphetamines- amphetamines and methamphetamines - (uppers, speed, bennies, black beauties, Christmas trees, <br /> crystal, mollies, crank, BAM, dexies) <br /> • Phencyclidine - PCP - (angel dust, peace pill, hog, supergrass, embalming fluid, rocket fuel, killer weed) <br /> TESTS REQUIRED <br /> The following tests apply to all persons who are required to have a CDL for the type vehicle being operated: <br /> Pre-Employment:This test is required and negative results must be received before a motor carrier allows a driver to <br /> perform a safety sensitive function. The pre-employment test is only required for controlled substances. Alcohol testing <br /> is permitted. <br /> Reasonable Suspicion:This test is required when a trained supervisor/employer has reasonable suspicion to believe that <br /> the driver has used alcohol and/or controlled substances. <br /> Corporate Coaches Inc. I 4500 South State Road 7 I Ft. Lauderdale Fl. 33314 <br /> Tel. 954.452.7771 1954.430.7559 ) www.CorporateCoachesFla.com Page 21 of 35 <br />
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