How does a rail transport operator determine which 25% of its rail safety workers to test? Should a rail transport operator be testing for drugs or alcohol, or both?
The rail transport operator should conduct a risk analysis to determine which rail safety workers to test. This may indicate that there is a higher incidence of drug use in a particular area, or that there is only a drug or an alcohol problem, and the operator may test accordingly. However, it is usually the case that both drug and alcohol testing would be required.
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