The Federal Aviation Administration ( FAA ) drug tests pilots, flight crews and mechanics as well as testing 145 FBO fixed base operators under FAA regulations (49 CFR part 40 and 14 CFR part 120).
What You Get In The FAA Drug Testing Program provided by Norton Medical:
- Experience: The FAA approved Norton Medical for the twelfth FAA Drug Testing and Alcohol Testing Consortium in the United States. We have hundreds of FAA regulated clients who praise us for our general support and audit support.
- Provide or Review Your written FAA Drug Testing and Breath Alcohol Testing Program complying with 49 CFR part 40 and 14 CFR part 120
- FAA Drug Testing and Alcohol Testing Audit Support is included.
- 24/7 Customer Support
- Medical Review Officer Required in FAA Drug Testing and Alcohol Testing Included
- Access to over 7,000 FAA collection sites nationwide for FAA Drug Testing and Alcohol Testing
- FAA Drug Testing required Supervisor Education which requires each supervisor of covered workers to receive one hour of education covering the effects of illicit drugs on the human body and the requirements of the FAA required drug program under (49 CFR part 40 and 14 CFR part 120) and one hour of the effects of alcohol on the human body and the FAA alcohol misuse prevention program as required under FAA rules (49 CFR part 40 and 14 CFR part 120. FAA Drug Testing Education can be in person or teleconference.
- Assigned FAA Drug Testing Program Administrator
- FAA Drug Testing Pre-employment, FAA Random, FAA Reasonable Suspicion, and FAA Post-Accident test included!
- Certificate of Enrollment for FAA Drug and Alcohol Testing Program
- FAA Random Drug Testing and Alcohol Testing Consortium for small operators
Norton Medical specializes in helping FAA 135 and 145 operators, flight control operations, airplane instructors and other covered workers regulated by the FAA, from Hawaii to Nantucket, with FAA drug test programs. Norton was selected by the FAA to be the 12th FAA approved consortium in the United States in the early days of FAA regulated drug testing under FAA regulations (49 CFR part 40 and 14 CFR part 120).
The FAA is very rigorous in its monitoring FAA drug testing of FAA regulated companies, whether they be they large or small.
FAA Drug Testing Programs can be monitored closely by you on your dashboard. You see your FAA covered workers, the FAA drug testing selections, and you see if the workers went or did not in every testing period.
FAA companies have a web dashboard you they can easily review the random testing completion of your program and see as you go how you stand with compliance with the report card for every testing period right on your dashboard.
All documentation required for an FAA audit is easily assessable on the client’s dashboard web page.
The current FAA covered worker lists are available for you the client to edit. You can delete FAA covered workers yourself easily on the web.
New FAA covered workers enter only after having a negative FAA pre-employment test.
FAA Drug testing results are available usually next day on the website, as well as by confidential e-mail. You receive voice notification on non-negative and positive FAA drug tests immediately.
FAA Drug Testing and Alcohol Testing Random selections are performed monthly or quarterly, whatever you prefer. You can see and edit and document why a worker did not go for a FAA drug test, such a termination, and if a worker is not available during that testing period a new worker is selected instantaneously so that the alternate worker appears for is FAA Drug Testing or FAA required Breath Alcohol testing for you on your dashboard.
