DOT Urine Drug Test (5-Panel)

Service Description

A standard 5-Panel Urine Drug Test is most frequently used by government agencies and private employers. A 5-Panel drug test checks for commonly abused substances, including THC, Opiates, PCP, Cocaine, and Amphetamines. Urine drug testing is the most commonly used method due to its simplicity and effectiveness in identifying recent drug use. It’s widely employed in various settings, including workplaces, legal cases, and healthcare facilities. This test can be customized to detect numerous substances and delivers fast results. General Facts: * Chain of custody (ensuring the sample is handled properly and cannot be tampered with) * Certified laboratory’s test methods are scientifically accepted, provide highly specific drug identification, and are legally defensible * Review of results by a Medical Review Officer (MRO) to ensure accuracy and consider any legitimate medical explanations for positive results * Used as a Workplace Standard and for all Federally Regulated Drug Testing. * Wider range of urine test panels and drug configurations available * Accurately detects a broad range of drugs, detailed toxicology reports, and technical staff support. * Laboratory confirmation testing is a requirement for non-negative instant results Types of Tests: * Pre-employment Testing: Before hiring for a safety-sensitive position. * Random Testing: Unpredictable, unannounced testing throughout the year. * Post-Accident Testing: After certain types of accidents. Reasonable Suspicion Testing: If trained supervisors observe behaviors that suggest drug use. * Return-to-Duty and Follow-up Testing: For those who have previously tested positive or violated the rules. The Six Main DOT Industries that Require Drug and Alcohol Testing 1) FAA – The aviation industry, or Federal Aviation Administration 2) FMCSA – Commercial Motor Carriers, or Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) 3) USCG – United States Coast Guard (USCG) 4) PHMSA – Pipeline industry, or members of the Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration 5) FRA – Railroad industry 6) FTA – Transit industry or members of the Federal Transit Administration (FTA)