At SureHire, our experts are frequently asked when employers should test their employees. Of course, keeping employees and the public safe are the main reasons to test, but there are many scenarios that might prompt an employer to complete occupational testing. Here are 6 of the most common reasons for initiating occupational health testing.
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Impact of Occupational Testing on North American Health and Safety Culture: Mining
Despite advancements in mine safety, mining remains a dangerous business. One of the primary reasons for that is human error. Occupational testing can help prevent and address human error by identifying risk factors and unsafe behaviours.
Texas State: Occupational Testing Laws
When it comes to the laws surrounding occupational testing, different states have different rules. Here’s a look at Texas State occupational testing laws.
Impact of Occupational Testing on North American Health and Safety Culture: Forestry & Agriculture
In recent years, interventions, including occupational testing and safety education and training, have significantly reduced the number of fatalities and injuries in the agricultural industry. But there is more work to be done. Farming remains dangerous work.
Impact of Occupational Testing on North American Health and Safety Culture: Oil & Gas
Research, accident investigations, and analyses regularly identify non-compliance as a significant contributor to accidents, including those in the oil and gas industry. Occupational testing, alongside a robust health and safety program, can help.
The Impact of Occupational Testing on North American Health and Safety Culture: Transportation
Occupational testing for the transportation industry might be mandatory in many instances, but it also offers substantial benefits and a clear return on investment for employers.
Impact of Occupational Testing on North American Health & Safety Culture: Construction
According to a study conducted by The Institute for Work and Health (IWH), employers in the construction industry can realize an average of 36% return on their investments in health and safety. Here’s how…
Occupational Testing Myths Exposed
Occupational testing is fraught with commonly held myths. Discover the facts and debunk the common myths.
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.
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?
