We are a locally owned, locally trusted Drug and Alcohol Testing Company, Testing onsite for your convenience in the Southwest of Western Australia.

Speak to one of our qualified drug and alcohol testing officers today.

Services include

HLTPAT010 Collect Specimens for Drugs of Abuse Testing

• Pre-Employment testing (when pre-employment requires clearance)

• Random testing (randomized employee selection for testing or suspicion)

• Blanket Testing (all employees tested)

• Post Incident testing (after accidents or injury occurs onsite)

• Return to work clearance (after confirmed testing suspension)

• Youth drug and alcohol testing (when under 18 year olds require clearance)

Testing Options / Onsite Screening

• Breath Specimen Collection (Breathalyzer Analysis)

• Urine Specimen Collection (Urine Screening)

• Oral Fluid Specimen Collection (Saliva screening)

Testing is conducted in accordance with the following;

• HLTPAT010 Collect Specimens for drugs of abuse testing

• Urine Drug Testing - AS/NZ 4308:2023 Procedure for Specimen Collection and the detection and Quantitation of Drugs in Urine

• Oral Fluid (Saliva) Drug Testing - AS/NZ 4760:2019 Procedure for Specimen Collection and the detection and Quantitation of Drugs in Oral Fluid

• Breath and Alcohol Testing Devices / Breathalyzer Operation - AS 3547:2019

Testing onsite

• We use testing equipment that is made to the Australian Standards for AS4308:2023, AS4760:2019 and AS3547:2019

• We keep calibration records for equipment such as the Breath Alcohol devices.

• We monitor and may supervise the sample collection.

• We use tamper proof methods and aseptic techniques to deliver the collection procedures.

On site testing means you the client will need to be able to provide;

• Donor details, ensuring they have an adequate workplace photo identification card that displays the date of birth, a drivers licence that is valid or a passport that is valid.

• A suitable testing facility, disabled toilet, portable toilet that is privately positioned or toilet block that can be secured for testing.

• If the donor is under the age of 18 that a legal guardian has signed the Guardian Consent Form prior to testing and has provided adequate identification (i.e.: drivers licence or passport)

• If necessary, an authorised representative to be able to witness U18yo, re-tests, lone testing officers, disputes and accept results.

How it works?

• We will ask the donor to provide a urine, saliva or breath sample into the designated devices.

• We will then deliver onsite screening to obtain an initial reading and if necessary a final reading.

• The results will be reported to the authorised client contact and the donor directed to the client contact for further instruction.

Laboratory Testing

• Non-negative urine specimens will be split, sealed using tamper proof techniques and directly forwarded to a laboratory for further analysis and confirmation.

• Laboratory confirmation will be confirmed using mass spectrometry to identify and quantify a particular drug.

Test Results

All final test results will be issued to the client authority representative by the end of the onsite screening as;

• Negative

• Non-negative (requiring further analysis)

• ‘Refusal non-negative’ - results not obtained.

Our Qualified testing officers

• Qualified as per HLTPAT010 Collect Specimens for drugs of abuse testing

• Working with Children’s Check

• National Police Clearance Check

Authority to Test

The Client requesting authority or person can order the testing either;

• Verbally, via phone or in person.

• Written, via email or letter along with a written testing order authority form or online Testing Contact form.

• A Testing Request Confirmation form will then need to be approved by the requesting authority or individual.

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Client Requests

• Any further inquiries can be made via phone, email or in person.

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Drug and Alcohol Helplines

• The Drug and Alcohol Information services

  9442 5000 or 1800 653 203

• The Parent Drug Information Services on

  9442 5050 or 1800 653 203

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