Indiana Drug Testing Laws and Regulations
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State contractors for public works projects are required to conduct drug testing of their employees. Bids for projects must be accompanied by written certification of an annual drug testing plan, with a monthly random drug test for at least 2% of the contractor’s employees. Progressive disciplinary action or employee rehabilitation are also key components. Compliant collective bargaining agreements are allowed.The standard tests include five substances namely cocaine, amphetamines, phencyclidine (PCP), tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), and opiates.The costs of employer required medical testing in Indiana are to be paid by employers.Mine workers may be subject to on-site testing or to a test at a medical facility for illegal use of drugs or for alcohol intoxication.School bus drivers in Indiana must not have an addiction to narcotics. However, the applicable law does not explicitly require drug testing as a condition of employment despite a section requiring physical examination. Nevertheless, possession or consumption of a controlled substance or intoxicating liquor by school bus drivers within 6 hours of going to or being on duty is classified as a Class A misdemeanor.Child care employers are also required to conduct drug and alcohol testing of their employees. |

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