What is a cut-off level?
A cut-off level in drug and alcohol testing is the level at which the concentration of a substance in a sample indicates a safety risk. So if a sample tests below the cut-off level, the test has a negative result.
If a sample is equal to or above the cut-off, the test result is positive unless otherwise noted by a Medical Review Officer.
Commodore Solutions can provide drug and alcohol testing that meets and exceeds industry requirements.
We can help you develop a drug and alcohol testing program based on your individual business requirements.
To learn more on how Commodore Solutions can help you design and implement your drug and alcohol testing programs, please contact us.
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