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The MMUA Drug and Alcohol Testing Consortium was created in 1995 to meet federal Department of Transportation (now Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration) drug and alcohol testing requirements. The requirements of the federal regulations are found in the Code of Federal Regulations (
The Consortium has developed a Substance Abuse Prevention Program to assist member employers in meeting these federal requirements. Consortium members take advantage of group prices for laboratory, Medical Review Officer (
Collection site charges are handled locally. The Consortium will give notice of required random alcohol testing. Alcohol testing charges will be handled locally, typically with a clinic or law enforcement agency. Quick access to an evidential breath tester is necessary, in case the initial alcohol test comes up positive. Please make sure to communicate the results of alcohol tests to our third party administrator, St. Louis
MMUA also provides training support for required supervisory training. MMUA staff is always available to help answer questions, and to help resolve any concerns that may occur.
For details on the MMUA Drug and Alcohol Testing Consortium Agreement, click here.
Additional questions should be directed to Theresa Neddermeyer tneddermeyer@mmua.org.
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