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08/22/2023

Avoidable tragedy.
Mind altering substances and Safety sensitive equipment don’t mix. RIP

05/28/2023

We thank you for your Sacrifice

04/01/2022

🇺🇸WASHINGTON DC: The U.S. House of Representatives on Friday passed a bill to end the federal ban on ma*****na, which has created legal headaches for users and businesses in the states that have legalized it, though the measure was seen as unlikely to pass the Senate.
It passed by 220-204, with few Republicans supporting the measure.

The Ma*****na Opportunity Reinvestment and Expungement Act, sponsored by Democratic Representative Jerrold Nadler of New York, which is in the process of legalizing the drug, removes ma*****na from the list of controlled substances and eliminates criminal penalties for individuals who grow, distribute or possess it.

But the MORE act will need to gain 60 votes in the evenly divided Senate before moving to POTUS’s desk for his signature, an outcome widely seen as unlikely given the lack of Republican support for the measure.

The bill would "end decades of failed and unjust ma*****na policy," Democratic Representative Ed Perlmutter said on the House floor on Thursday ahead of the vote. "It is clear prohibition is over. Today we have an opportunity to chart a new path forward on federal cannabis policy that actually makes sense.”

He added that the bill does not force any state to legalize ma*****na.
Ma*****na users and businesses that sell it face a complicated legal patchwork in the U.S, where 37 states have legalized it in some form -- either for recreation or medical use -- while 13 still ban it entirely.

Because federal law classifies cannabis as an illegal drug with no medical uses, researchers are severely limited in how they can study the drug and its impacts, making policy difficult to write.

03/01/2022

The U.S. Department of Transportation plans to give employers the choice to include oral fluid specimens in their drug testing programs.

07/22/2021

Not quite how we do Random Drug testing Superior Onsite Health Solutions but great comedy 😄

04/24/2021

Recently the team made it out to see our driver Jeff Tubbs in the 94x SuperiorOHS sponsored car take the track at Fonda Speedway. Jeff started the field in 17th and moved all the way up to finish in 5th! Congrats to all the drivers, pit crew and support personnel. It was a great experience and we wish Jeff and the 94x crew the best of luck.

09/24/2020

An integral part of any
Safety Program is randomized
Drug and Alcohol testing.
Contact us today for a quote.
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855-783-5038

04/21/2020

Can your business afford not having a drug testing program?

03/23/2020

***COVID-19 UPDATE***

***DOT guidance on testing during the COVID-19 outbreak***

03/12/2020

NEW JERSEY MEDICAL MA*****NA
UPDATE

The case involved a former funeral home director with cancer, who sued after he was fired for flunking a drug test.