
Please work your way through the 24 lessons below to complete the Delegate Assessment.
Lessons
01. Face to face – Testing in the workplace
02. Face to face – Blood Alcohol VS Breath Alcohol
Alcohol in the blood (liquid) and alcohol in breath (gas) are two different entities and are therefore measured differently. There is a formula which can be used to establish the…
03. Face to face- Alcohol Measurements and Readings
As learnt in the last lesson, the measurements for a breath alcohol reading and blood alcohol reading are different, but imply the same level of impairment. BrAC – Breath Alcohol Concentration…
04. Face to face – The Drink Driving Law
PreviewIn December 2014, the Drink Driving limit in Scotland was reduced to 22µg of alcohol per 100ml breath. You may also have seen it in the media expressed in its blood…
05. Face to face – Drink Driving Limits Across Europe
England, Wales, Northern Ireland, and Malta have the highest drink driving limits in all of Europe. Most other European countries not only have a much lower limit, they also have a…
06. Face to face – Breathalyzer Measurement Conditions
Prior to performing a breath test, having completed the best practice procedure form for alcohol testing, there are several factors to consider: Contamination It is imperative to wait at least…
07. Face to face – The Breathalyzer 6820
As with all Dräger devices this breathalyzer is very easy to use and navigate. If you have your breathalyzer on you now, use the image below to familiarise yourself…
08. Face to face – AlcoDigital EON – The Breathalyzer
The AlcoDigital EON is an evidential breathalyzer with European Approval for Professional Use. As with all Sentech devices this breathalyzer is very easy to use and navigate. If you have…
09. Face to face- The AlcoSaber
The Alcodigital AlcoSaber is a unique breathalyser ‘wand’ designed for alcohol screening. It is ideally suited for use in situations where rapid testing of large quantities of people…
10. Face to face – The Dräger Ignition Interlock
The Dräger Ignition Interlock. An alcohol ignition interlock is a breathalyzer with a vehicle immobiliser. The settings on the alcohol ignition interlock device make the person unable to start…
11. Face to face- WorkSober
The Worksober Wall-mountable device is more than just a clock-in, clock-out device. There are many different ways in which is creates an alcohol free workplace and there are many high…
12. Face to face – Drugs of Impairment – the three classes
In order to understand drug testing in the workplace – and to be able to confidently answer questions from people you are testing – it is important to have a…
13. Face to face – Stimulants
Stimulants such as Amphetamines or Cocaine provide the user with an enhanced state of alertness, speeding up physiological processes within the body by stimulating the central and nervous systems. Over-use…
14. Face to face – Sedatives
Sedatives cause a physiological slowing of the bodies responses by modulating the bodies nervous system, and can be used to produce a calming effect to aid anxiety or sleep issues. They…
15. Face to face – Hallucinogenics
The third type of drug that causes impairment are classed as the hallucinogenics. They are, by and large, very powerful drugs but because of this they are usually taken in infinitesimally…
16. Face to face – Prescribed Drugs
Drug Screening is not just about illegal substances – impairment caused by the use of prescriptive drugs by the workforce is an issue that cannot be ignored. Prescription drugs contain a…
17. Face to face- Methods of DrugTesting
There are various different ways to screen a person for drugs, depending on what information it is that you are looking to find. For pre-employment screening, then Hair Sampling is…
18. Face to face – Why Oral Fluid?
Of the various different methods that can be used to detect drugs of abuse, in an employment scenario the key issue is current impairment rather than historical drug use. Therefore…
19. Face to face – Introduction to the DrugCheck 3000
The DrugCheck 3000 is a disposable drug testing kit that takes a saliva sample and provides screening results for 6 different drug categories. How does it work? The technique of…
20. Face to face – Collecting the sample
Before opening the DrugCheck 3000, you must check that it is in date – this can be found on the outer packaging and it is valid until the end of…
21. Face to face – Before starting the Lab confirmation test
So you have had a positive on your screening test. Now it’s time to do a Laboratory Confirmation test in order to verify the results of the screening test. Be…
22. Face to face – The Step by Step Checklist
The Step by Step Checklist must be followed meticulously. Each step is important so as to not break the chain of custody. Missing a step could cause the test to…
23. Face to face – The Laboratory Chain of Custody Confirmation kit
The Laboratory Chain of Custody pack comprises of: A Chain of Custody form with carbon duplicates Two Quantisal Collection packs (each containing a transportation tube with buffer solution, and…
24. Face to face Assessment
Congratulations – you have now reached the end of your online refresher! The next section is the final assessment, so please now take the time to make sure you are…