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SAMHSA(Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration)

Agency within HHS that leads public health efforts to reduce substance abuse and promotes mental health in the United States.

NIDA(National Institute on Drug Abuse)

NIH institute that supports research on drug use and addiction, informing workplace drug testing science and policy.

Non-DOT Drug Test

Employer-directed drug testing not subject to federal DOT regulations, allowing more flexibility in panel selection and procedures.

Respirator Fit Test

A test to verify that a specific make, model, and size of respirator provides an adequate seal on an employee's face.

Titer Test

A blood test that measures the concentration of antibodies to determine if a person has immunity to a specific disease.

HazCom(Hazard Communication Standard)

OSHA standard requiring employers to inform and train employees about chemical hazards in the workplace through labels, SDS, and training.

PPE(Personal Protective Equipment)

Equipment worn to minimize exposure to workplace hazards that can cause injuries and illnesses.

RTW(Return-to-Work Clearance)

Medical authorization allowing an employee to resume job duties after an injury, illness, or extended absence.