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ALCOHOLTESTING <br />1. Alcohol tests (screening and confirmatory) will be <br />performed on a device that appears on the National <br />Highway Traffic Safety Administration's (NHTSA) <br />Conforming Products List (CPL) and that meets the <br />DOT's testing requirements. <br />2. When a specific time for an Employee's test has been <br />scheduled, and the Employee does not appear at the <br />collection site at the scheduled time, the Breath Alcohol <br />Technician (BAT) will contact the Designated Employer <br />Representative (DER), who may determine that the <br />Employee has refused to be tested. <br />3. For an alcohol screening test, a breath sample will be <br />collected and analyzed by the Screening Test Technician <br />(STT) or a Breath Alcohol Technician (BAT), using an <br />Alcohol Screening Device (ASD). <br />4. If the result of the screening test indicates an alcohol <br />concentration of 0.02 or greater,,a Breath Alcohol <br />Technician (BAT) will perform a confirmatory test, no <br />less than fifteen (15) and no more than thirty (30) <br />minutes after the completion of the screening test. <br />5. If the confirmatory testis positive (0.02 and above, <br />BrAC), the Breath Alcohol Technician (BAT) shall <br />immediately notify the BCRC/Employer's DER. <br />6. Results of additional tests arranged by an Employee, <br />or requested by a medical practitioner, will not be <br />considered. This includes testing of blood samples, hair <br />samples, DNA, or any other testing methods or protocols. <br />23 <br />