FORS Associates add value on alcohol and drug testing
FORS, the Fleet Operator Recognition Scheme, has described how it works with a variety of businesses to provide the FORS community with advice and guidance on alcohol and drug testing.
“AlcoDigital, for instance, has over 20 years’ experience in helping individuals, businesses and government organisations with alcohol and drug testing solutions since 2002,” said the organisation.
“All FORS accredited operators can receive a free consultation on their alcohol and drug policy, backed up by a 10 per cent discount on all Dräger alcohol and drug testing equipment.”
Another FORS Associate is D.tec International.
“The company has been working with blue chip companies and public sector organisations for more than 20 years and supply many different types of drug and alcohol testing equipment,” said FORS.
“D.tec is the sole distributor in the UK and Ireland for the Securetec range of instant drug detection products, DrugWipe and DrugID, used by all 43 police forces in England, Wales and Scotland. D.tec is also a leading workplace distributor for Drager police specification breathalysers.”
FORS Associate Hampton Knight is one of the UK’s leading specialists in workplace alcohol and drug testing and support services.
“As a FORS Associate, the company offers discounts to FORS accredited operators, including 10 per cent off all alcohol and drug testing services, and 15 per cent off alcohol and drug testing products,” FORS continued.
Experienced in delivering robust testing programmes that are tailored to the individual needs of clients, the company also provides Covid-19 testing and Self-Test Kits.”
Finally, OdiliaClark is a FORS Associate that can help maintain a safe working environment with a holistic approach to wellbeing services.
“As part of its special promotion for FORS accredited operators, the business offers a ‘lunch and learn’ session at the operator’s premises. The operator provides the lunch, and OdiliaClark provides its wealth of knowledge and guidance on all things policy, testing and aftercare,” FORS concluded.
