DOT Drug Testing Updates for 2025: What Employers Should Know
In early fall, the Department of Transportation released its updated Employer Handbook, prompting questions across the industry about whether new
In early fall, the Department of Transportation released its updated Employer Handbook, prompting questions across the industry about whether new
DOT drug and alcohol testing is governed at the federal level, but Colorado employers frequently search for localized solutions that
Grand Junction, CO – August 27, 2024 – PROCOM, a nationwide leading provider of comprehensive drug and alcohol testing solutions,
Managing compliance across multiple job sites, shifts, and teams means employers need fast, reliable access to certified drug testing facilities.
Oilfield contractors face constant pressure to stay qualified with the strict compliance standards required by operators like Continental, Marathon, XTO,
Choosing the right drug testing method for your workplace is crucial for maintaining a safe, productive environment. Among the various
When considering workplace safety solutions, businesses often weigh the immediate cost against long-term value. At PROCOM, we’ve found that investing
“With the FMCSA Clearinghouse rules tightening in late 2024, the opioid crisis still impacting our state, and cannabis use becoming increasingly mainstream, many employers are navigating complex regulatory terrain,” said Andrew Knox, Owner of PROCOM. “Our team delivers fast, federally compliant testing that helps protect Colorado’s roadways, job sites, and communities.”
If you’re managing a Colorado-based workforce, drug testing isn’t just about compliance—it’s about keeping operations efficient and costs down. Whether
In high-risk industries like transportation, construction, and manufacturing, the cost of a delayed or missed drug test can go far