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the specimen provided by each employee and those procedures will strictly follow accepted federal DOT chain-of-custody guidelines. Moreover, every reasonable effort will be made to maintain the dignity of anyone submitting a specimen for this program. 1. The employee will provide a urine specimen for the drug test. If a urine sample is not possible to obtain, an alternative specimen (i.e. saliva, breath, hair, etc.) may be provided that is acceptable for the situation. 2. A photo ID must identity be presented at the time of collection to ensure proper identity. 3. The donor will be asked to empty his pockets and display them to the collector, as required by Department of Transportation collection rules and regulations. 4. A donor will have up to two hours to provide a specimen. If he leaves before two hours and does not give a sample, he will be considered as having refused to test. The donor will be afforded privacy for the urine collection unless with a specimen, or the temperature range of the original specimen was out of normal range, or the specimen appeared to have been tampered with, or the specimen was determined invalid by the laboratory. 5. Upon completion of testing the donor will be given a copy of form CCF (Custody and Control Form) Laboratory Testing Procedures All substance analysis will be done in SAMHSA laboratories certified by DHHS (Department of Health and Human Services). MRO Procedures All drug testing shall come under the control and supervision of a physician with ational National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA). All testing results shall be verified by a MRO. The MRO is a licensed physician responsible for receiving laboratory results generated by a substance abuse testing program, who has knowledge of substance abuse disorders, and who has received appropriate medical training to interpret and information, as certified by either the American Medical Association (AMA) or the