One widely cited example is the 1987 Chase, Maryland train collision, where the Safety Board reported a marijuana-impaired freight train engineer failed to heed a signal—resulting in 16 deaths and 170+ injuries.
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What this does not mean
It does not mean marijuana is “federally legal.”
It does not create a Food and Drug Administration (FDA)-approved “medical marijuana” product.
It does not set a national impairment standard.
It does not automatically change workplace drug testing rules.
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Workplaces that name the problem, equip leaders, protect people, and enforce standards don’t just reduce harm—they unlock performance.
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The goal of any drug testing program should be a safe, productive workplace. Empowering supervisors with the tools, training, and support they need strengthens your organization’s ability to address impairment responsibly and compassionately.
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Let’s be honest: men are not known for rushing to the doctor when something does not feel right! Often, men do not go to the doctor unless something’s broken, bleeding, or about to fall off, or just hurts too much to ignore. There is one health topic we cannot ignore: prostate cancer. Since many of the organizations and people we work with are in male-dominated industries, we want to heighten awareness of a disease that too often flies under the radar.
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Experimentation: The average age for first-time drug or alcohol use is just 13.5 years. Early use can interfere with brain development and dramatically increase the risk of addiction. This is particularly true for high-potency marijuana products.
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In this episode we discuss the various things that constitute team building. What it is? When to use different exercises? Who is involved?
Episode 18 Team Building Read More »
According to theProstate Cancer Research Foundation:
1-in-8 men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer during their lifetime.
Prostate cancer is the second leading cause of cancer death in men.
The relative 5-year survival rate for prostate cancer diagnosed in its earliest stages is over 99%.
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Substance abuse in the workplace is a problem with negative consequences for employees and employers. Most people avoid having drug or alcohol use affect their work time and performance, but some employees struggle to keep their substance use from affecting their employment. How can employers address a current employee that they suspect has a problem?
Reasonable Suspicion Testing Plus, a Q&A on Common Workplace Screening Practices Read More »
