Drug Testing and Counselling Initiative

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The risk and impact of drugs to an individual can be a serious concern to their own health, as well as others.

It is important to take the topic seriously and provide a thorough approach including both regulation and support, when considering the wellbeing and safety of the workforce.

Below is an example of how one site introduced drug testing and counselling:

  • Mandatory drug testing on site was included as part of the company policy;
  • Self-administered voluntary kits were made available;
  • An amnesty initiative was created on site to bring counselling and help to people addicted to illegal or legal substances;
  • The site lobbied their efforts to the board for approval and additional funding, if successful this will be rolled out across the group.

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Monitor report. St Edward Homes Ltd. Middlesex. March 2016

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Published 15 April 2016
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Access to health practitioners and counselling services, Consultation on health and safety, Random substance testing, Substance dependence cessation,

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