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600-85, KSARNG, Substance Abuse Prevention & Control, 2007 Jun 1(2)
| 5 – 13. Pre-collection procedures for random Testing Designated Positions testing a. The DMO selects the testing date and the number of TDPs to test. This maybe delegated to the DTC, but the DMO must still order the test. b. The DMO randomly selects the personnel to be tested. The DMO may delegate this responsibility to the DTC. When conducting a random test, the DMO should use the DoD DTP, or another similar computer program, to randomly select the personnel in civilian TDPs to be tested. DMOs may use alternative selection methods, but whatever method the DMO uses must be provided for in writing in the installation or command substance abuse program SOP. Personnel in TDPs who are selected, but are not available fora random test, must be tested within 5 working days of their return or during the next random UA after their return. c. The DMO or designee notifies the supervisors of the TDP personnel selected for the test to tell their selected employees to report to the UA collection site within 2 hours of notification. Notification of TDPs to report for testing AR 600–85 • 23 July 2020 43 must be made verbally written notification can also be provided to the employee but this will not be done in lieu of the verbal notice. d. The DTC sets up the collection site area, preferably in a non-carpeted area, as close to the latrines as possible. The testing area should be a controlled area where only testing and ASAP personnel are present. e. The DTC inspects the latrines) before the collection to remove any possible adulterants and to eliminate access to any sources of water. The DTC will ensure that testing personnel have soap and paper towels to wash their hands in full view of the DTC before and after providing a specimen. f. The DTC sets up the holding area near the DTC’s desk. Non-testing personnel are barred from the holding area. The DTC should provide water or other fluids in the holding area, and civilian employees who are unable to provide a specimen should drink 8 ounces of fluids every half hour, not to exceed 40 ounces. Civilian employees will remain in the holding area until they are ready to provide a specimen. Download 3.47 Mb. Share with your friends:
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