DRUG TESTING IS HELD AT THE HALL THE FIRST THURSDAY OF EVERY MONTH FROM 2 P.M. UNTIL 4:30 P.M. PLEASE NOTE THAT THERE MAY BE AN OCCASION OR TWO WHEN THE NORMAL THURSDAY TESTING DATE MAY CHANGE. YOU CAN ALSO CONTACT MOBILE MEDICAL FOR TESTING SITES THAT ARE CONVENIENT TO YOUR LOCATION. THEY CAN BE REACHED AT 440-895-8358 OR AT http://www.mobmed.com/
THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY SUBSTANCE ABUSE PROGRAM (CISAP) document can be found here
Mobile Medical 440-895-8358
You MUST have an authorization form and valid photo identification
to test at one of the facilities
Important Things To Know About Your Drug & Alcohol Program
On today’s construction jobs, Owners, General Contractors, and Developers are asking for Drug Free Workers. Almost all of the referral calls coming into the office today require a Drug Free Card. To enroll in our Drug Program, call Mobile Med Corp (MMC) at 440-895-8358 to set up an appointment at their office or at one of the approved collection facilities close to your home. If you do not take a call that requires a drug card it is your responsibility to keep your card current and not to miss an annual or a random test.
If you’re working for a contractor and you miss a random or annual drug test, the contractor will be notified by e-mail that you no longer have a valid drug card. Without a valid drug card you would be in the first violation of the drug policy and ineligible to work under the Drug Program. To be eligible to return to work, you must participate in a Substance Abuse Education / Treatment Program and provide a negative return-to-duty test. Under the drug policy you are responsible for the cost of return-to-duty tests.
In order to easily identify Drug Program notifications, all communications from MMC will be emailed to you or sent via text message if that is your preference. To ensure that you receive all of the Annual and Random notifications, it is important that the Union Hall has your current email address, mailing address and phone number.
If you are required to take a post-accident test you must first notify MMC. They will schedule a test at either the medical center that you’re receiving treatment from or will send you to one of their Approved Collection Facilities. This test is only required if the contractor that you are working for asks for a post-accident test.
If you have any questions please call Tom Petrasek or Eileen Ponting at the Union Office at 216-621-3090. You may also email Tom Petrasek at tpetrasek@ibew38.org or Eileen Ponting at eponting@ibew38.org