There are several critical steps that need to be taken a maximum of 32 hours after any incident. Here’s what you need to know.
Category : Drug & Alcohol Testing
6 Factors That Influence How Long Cannabis Stays In Your System
Cannabis can remain in your system for anywhere from 1 to 30 days after last use and can be detectable in hair follicle drug testing for several months. That’s a wide range in the window of detection, and many things can affect the longevity of marijuana. Here are 6 factors that can influence how long cannabis stays in your system.
Cannabis Metabolites: What You Need To Know
Rapidly changing laws and regulations make cannabis consumption an incredibly nuanced topic that employers often find challenging to navigate. In this article, we delve into cannabis metabolites, explaining how the body metabolizes cannabis, the testing methods used to detect cannabis impairment, and recent trends in cannabis impairment testing that many employers are shifting towards.
Pot Topics: Drug Testing Myths Exposed
When it comes to drug testing, there are a number of common myths out there to weed through—pun intended. In this article, Subject Matter Expert, Wayne St. John, debunks 5 common drug testing myths that continue to cause much confusion in the industry.
9 Keys to an Effective Drug and Alcohol Policy
Having a well-documented policy is critical to building a culture of safety excellence. So what makes a good policy?
DOT or Non-DOT Testing
Whether you are operating in Canada or in the U.S., as an employer, you have a legal responsibility to…
Hair Drug Tests: Can You Cheat?
The rising popularity of hair drug testing has seen a rise in the amount of “how to cheat your hair drug test” videos and online suggestions. Some of the methods include shaving all of the hair off, detox shampoos, and home remedies including substances like tar shampoo, laundry detergent, detox salts, and vinegar. Some people […]
Pot Topics: Cannabis 2.0
Pot-infused edibles, extracts and topicals are legal nation-wide… [Read more]
6 Advantages to Mobile Testing
Here are 6 advantages of mobile/On-Site testing to consider and some disadvantages to be aware of as well.
Canada’s Deadliest Industries
Take a deep dive into the causes of workplace fatalities, including some of the most dangerous industries to work in across Canada.
