Alcohol Screening

Reliable Alcohol Testing Solutions

Alcohol screening plays a crucial role in workplace safety, legal cases, and compliance programs. Whether for employment, probation, or court-ordered testing, we offer various alcohol testing methods to detect and monitor alcohol consumption.

Types of Alcohol Tests

We provide multiple alcohol testing options to meet different requirements:

Breath Alcohol Test (BAT) – Uses a Breathalyzer to measure Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) and detect current impairment.
Urine Alcohol Test – Detects the presence of ethanol but does not indicate current impairment.
EtG Urine Test – Identifies ethyl glucuronide, a metabolite of alcohol, for up to 80 hours after consumption.
EtG Hair Test – Provides a 90-day detection window for alcohol consumption history.
Oral Fluid Alcohol Test – Detects recent alcohol use through saliva samples.
Blood Alcohol Test – Offers highly accurate BAC readings but is invasive and less commonly used.

Alcohol Testing Reasons

Organizations and legal authorities require alcohol screening for various purposes, including:

Pre-Employment – Ensures new hires comply with alcohol-free workplace policies.
Random Testing – Conducted periodically to deter alcohol use in safety-sensitive roles.
Post-Accident – Determines if alcohol contributed to workplace incidents.
Reasonable Suspicion – Performed when an individual shows signs of alcohol impairment.
Return-to-Duty & Follow-Up – Ensures employees comply with policies after violations.
Court-Ordered & Probation – Required for legal cases, DUI/DWI, custody battles, and rehabilitation programs.

EtG Testing – Extended Alcohol Detection

Ethyl Glucuronide (EtG) testing is used to detect alcohol consumption even after the alcohol itself is no longer present in the body.

EtG Urine Test – Detects alcohol use up to 80 hours after consumption.
EtG Hair Test – Identifies alcohol use over a 90-day period, ideal for legal and treatment monitoring.

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