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Do the records indicate that any drug or alcohol tests had correctable flaws that were properly
resolved, or were cancelled because they were not properly resolved? If so, has the transit
operator sought and received indication that the service agent has received the required
retaining?
Do the records indicate that, after receipt of a cancelled test result when a negative result is
required (e.g., pre-employment, return-to-duty, or follow-up test), the employer directed the
employee to provide another specimen immediately and was that specimen properly
collected?
Do the records indicate that, after the MRO required an immediate observed collection, the
employer directed an immediate collection under direct observation with no advance notice to
the employee, and was the specimen properly obtained?
"SHY BLADDER-SHY LUNG" TEST RESPONSES:
Does the auditor observe any records indicating that a covered employee experienced a "shy
bladder" urine test or a "shy lung" breath test, and if such records exist, did the DER and
operator properly comply with Part 40 requirements?
Does the DER, when informed by the collector that an employee has not provided a sufficient
amount of urine, consult with the MRO and direct the employee to obtain within 5 days, an
evaluation from a licensed physician, acceptable to the MRO, who has expertise in the
medical issues raised by the employee's failure to provide a sufficient specimen?
Does the employer, after receipt of a report from the MRO indicating that a shy bladder test is
cancelled, take no further action with respect to the employee and keep the employee in the
random testing pool?
Does the employer, if an employee has not provided a sufficient amount of breath, direct the
employee to obtain, within 5 days, an evaluation from a licensed physician who is acceptable
to the employer and who has expertise in the medical issues raised by the employee's failure
to provide a sufficient specimen?
If the MRO, in the case of a "shy bladder" test, or the physician in the case of a "shy lung"
test, verifies that the test is a Refused Test, does the employer refrain from returning the
employee to safety-sensitive duties and initiate disciplinary action as described in its policy?
If the C/TPA or other service agent acts as an intermediary in the transmission of drug and
alcohol testing information, has the employer chosen to have the C/TPA or other service
agent perform this function?
If the C/TPA maintains records for the employer, were those records made available to the
audit team in an appropriate and timely manner?
Did the employer permit access to all facilities utilized and records compiled in complying with
the requirements of this part, and disclose data for its drug and alcohol testing programs, and
any other information pertaining to the employer's anti-drug and alcohol misuse programs to
the Secretary of Transportation or any DOT agency with regulatory authority over the
employer or any of its employees or to a state oversight agency authorized to oversee rail
fixed guideway systems?
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RECORDS MANAGEMENT QUESTIONNAIRE
Appendix K. Substance Abuse Management Oversight Questionnaires
K-15
August 2002