Drug-Free Workplace Policy
No employee at any work site will possess any quantity of any substance, legal or illegal, which in sufficient quantity could cause impaired performance, except for authorized substances. “Work site” means any office, building, or property (including parking lots)
owned or operated by the company, or any other site at which an employee performs work for the company, including customer sites.
“Possess” means to have a drug or drugs either in or on an employee’s person, personal effects, motor vehicle, tools, and areas entrusted to the employee such as desks, files and company vehicles.
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