When this is the program
- A random selection lands on six people across two shifts, and the collector comes to them
- A hiring wave needs a day of candidate collections at one location
- A terminal or plant where sending workers off site breaks the operation
- A school or public agency that wants testing handled quietly, on premises
What's included
- Collection crews at your yard, terminal, plant, school, or office
- A dedicated fleet of company vehicles: mobile collection vehicles equipped for field collections, and fully stocked company vehicles for sites with their own secured collection facilities
- Evidential breath testing devices on the DOT-approved list (49 CFR 40.229), maintained under the manufacturer's quality assurance plan with calibration records kept on every device (49 CFR 40.233)
- Shift-time scheduling, including early windows for workforces that start before dawn; random and reasonable-suspicion alcohol tests are done just before, during, or just after safety-sensitive work, and a pre-shift window meets that (49 CFR 382.305(m), 382.307(d))
- Chain of custody maintained in the field, exactly as it would be at a fixed site, on the Federal custody and control form for DOT tests and a non-federal form for non-DOT tests
- Breath alcohol testing on site by qualified Breath Alcohol Technicians, several bilingual in English and Spanish
- Observed collections staffed with an observer of the same sex as the employee, as 49 CFR 40.67(g) requires
- Multi-site employers served under one program, one point of contact
How it works with PSI
- Your people stay on site and on shift, so the disruption stays small
- One crew handles the collections and the paperwork for the whole site
- The same collectors return, so your site and your people are familiar
Common questions
Where can collections happen?
At your location, at our Ocean Township, NJ office, or at a designated site that suits your people, whichever fits the program. On-site work covers all twenty-one New Jersey counties.
Is an on-site collection as defensible as a clinic collection?
Yes. The same 49 CFR Part 40 procedures apply: the Federal custody and control form for DOT tests, the same sealed specimen, an HHS-certified laboratory that reports directly to the MRO, and MRO verification on DOT drug tests as Part 40 requires. Breath alcohol results of 0.02 or higher go from our technician directly to your DER. The chain of custody is the same at any location.