How Does Urinalysis Work?
There are several ways in which someone can be tested for the presence of substances in the body, but urinalysis is one of the most common methods of drug testing. Employers and families can both…
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Know the Common Signs of Opiate Abuse
It’s often said that opioid abuse and addiction has reached epidemic proportions in the U.S. It affects people from all walks of life—teens and adults, professionals and blue collar workers alike. Opiates include any drug…
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Who Needs to Participate in FAA Drug and Alcohol Testing?
Industries that are safety-sensitive, such as the aviation industry, must adhere to rigorous standards to maintain a drug-and alcohol-free workplace. Many employers that are regulated by the FAA must have a drug and alcohol testing…
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Testing Requirements for Air Traffic Control Facilities
Air traffic control facilities are what keep our skies and air travel safe, so it only makes sense that those involved with air traffic control, either via direct communication or other safety-sensitive functions, are subject…
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What Parents Need to Know About Synthetic and Designer Drugs
As a parent, it’s natural to be concerned about whether your child is making safe decisions as they grow older, particularly when it comes to drugs and alcohol. Unfortunately, the concerns related to adolescent drug…
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Arizona changing the definition of “Commercial Motor Vehicle” for Intrastate Commerce
On May 16, 2018, Governor Doug Ducey signed House Bill 2455 (HB2455) into law. The new law becomes effective on August 3, 2018. This bill changes the definition in Arizona Revised Statutes 28-5201(1)(A) of an…
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