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Abusing drugs while working in safety-sensitive areas can cause accidents. They can be prevented by introducing a drug-testing program. No one can foresee an accident related to drug abuse, so drug testing employees on a regular basis is the way to prevention. Theft, lower productivity, absenteeism are also related to worker drug abuse.
Employing a “no to drugs” policy and a drug-free environment reduces risk as well as insurance and workers comp premiums.
Managers are finding adopting a drug-free workplace policy reduces the burden to the bottom line and increases profitability.
Start today, and reduce your risk.
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