Common use of Post-Accident Testing Clause in Contracts

Post-Accident Testing. Post-accident testing will be conducted on employees whenever an accident occurs, regardless of whether there is an injury. An “accident” is an unplanned, unexpected or unintended event that occurs on City property, during the conduct of City business, during work hours, or which involves a City motor vehicle or motor vehicles used in conducting City business, or is within the scope of employment, and which results in any of the following: 1. A fatality of anyone involved in the accident; or 2. Bodily injury to the employee and/or another person that requires off-site medical attention away from the City’s place of employment; or 3. Vehicular damage in apparent excess of $2,000, or 4. Non-vehicular damage in apparent excess of $2,000. When such an accident results in one of the situations above, any employee who may have contributed to the accident will be tested for drugs or alcohol use or both.

Post-Accident Testing. Post-accident testing will be conducted on employees whenever an accident occurs, regardless of whether there is an injury. An “"accident” " is an unplanned, unexpected or unintended event that occurs on City property, during the conduct of City business, during work hours, or which involves a City motor vehicle or motor vehicles used in conducting City business, or is within the scope of employment, and which results in any of the following: 1. A fatality of anyone involved in the accident; or 2. Bodily injury to the employee and/or another person that requires off-site medical attention away from the City’s 's place of employment; or 3. Vehicular damage in apparent excess of $2,000, or 4. Non-vehicular damage in apparent excess of $2,000. When such an accident results in one of the situations above, any employee who may have contributed to the accident will be tested for drugs or alcohol use or both.

Post-Accident Testing. Post-accident testing will be conducted on employees whenever an accident occurs, regardless of whether there is an injury. An “accident” is an unplanned, unexpected or unintended event that occurs on City property, during the conduct of City business, during work hours, or which involves a City motor vehicle or motor vehicles used in conducting City business, or is within the scope of employment, and which results in any of the following: 1. A fatality of anyone involved in the accident; or 2. Bodily injury to the employee and/or another person that requires off-site medical attention away from the City’s place of employment; or 3. Vehicular damage in apparent excess of $2,000500, or 4. Non-vehicular damage in apparent excess of $2,000500. When such an accident results in one of the situations above, any employee who may have contributed to the accident will be tested for drugs or alcohol use or both.