Drug, Alcohol and Firearms

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 Objectives

Upon completion of this course, the participants will be

able to:
 Identify the prohibited drugs and substances on site.
 Grasp the company's policy vis a vis drug, alcohol
and firearms.

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 Policy
 The use, possession, distribution, purchase or sale of any
illegal drugs or other controlled substances by any person
while on Site is prohibited.
 The use of any illegal drug or other controlled substances or
alcohol that causes or contributes to unacceptable job
performance or unusual job behavior is prohibited.
 The unauthorized use, possession, transportation, or sale of
alcoholic beverages by persons while on Site is prohibited.
 The use, possession, transportation, or sale of explosives,
unauthorized flammable materials, firearms, or other
weapons by persons while on Site is prohibited.
 Any person violating this policy shall be removed from Site.
In appropriate cases, local law enforcement agencies will be
advised of violations

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 Policy

Anyone suspected of being under the influence of drugs or

alcohol will be removed from site.

Inform your Supervisor if you are taking prescription medication.

Drug and Alcohol
Policy

Unauthorised drugs and alcohol will be confiscated if found

on site, and could result in termination of employment.

Random drug and alcohol testing may be carried out.

Counseling is available if you believe you have a problem.

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 Policy
 Unauthorized Prescription Drugs
 Employees on CCC premises who are using
prescription drugs under doctor's orders must notify
supervision prior to beginning work of the identity
and dosage of such prescription drugs.
 The project physician shall assess and determine if a
prescription drug or mediation produces hazardous
affects on the employee. Hence he may restrict the
drug use on company premises or restrict the
employees, work activity.

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 The effects of alcohol and drug

Large amounts of alcohol can result in:

Increased doses of amphetamines
can result in: · clumsiness;
· sweating; · slow reflexes;
· headaches;
· pale skin; · eyes not focusing clearly;
· restlessness; · slurred speech; and;
· dizziness;
· difficulty in making
· feelings of being powerful or decisions.
superior;
vomiting and dizziness;
· shaking;
alcohol poisoning.
· repetitive movement;
· irregular breathing,
· very rapid irregular heartbeat;
and
· some users becoming hostile
or aggressive.

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 Prescription drugs
Legal or prescription drugs can Some of these can cause
also have an adverse effect on drowsiness, fatigue and
your competence at work. blurred vision.

Check warning labels and speak to a Do not operate machinery or drive a

health professional if you are vehicle if you feel the drugs are adversely
unsure. affecting you. Inform your supervisor.

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 THANK YOU
MR.REYNANTE ROSAL

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