Program and policy
Define who is covered, when testing applies, who makes decisions, and how employees are notified.
Plan the policy →Start with a written policy and a clear process. Add supervisor training, employee education, testing logistics, and records your team can maintain.
Define who is covered, when testing applies, who makes decisions, and how employees are notified.
Plan the policy →Give supervisors practical instruction and employees a plain explanation of the program.
Explore training →Coordinate collection sites, laboratory services, medical review, and reporting with authorized recipients.
Explore testing →Georgia’s State Board of Workers’ Compensation certifies qualifying employers as drug-free workplaces. Employers submit the certificate to their insurance carrier each year for the related premium discount.
Certification and any premium discount depend on the State Board and your insurer. A training class or test order alone is not certification.
Read Georgia State Board of Workers’ Compensation guidance →
No. A testing order is one part of a program. Review the Georgia requirements and confirm certification or insurance eligibility with the proper authority and carrier.
Keep DOT testing procedures distinct from non-DOT testing. The DOT rules and the relevant DOT agency govern regulated tests.
Leadership 9-1-1 handles employer training. Lab Testing Solutions coordinates collections, laboratories, and medical review services where needed.
New program, an existing policy to update, or a testing operation that needs help? Tell us where you are now.