Post-Incident Workflow
Screen Fast After an Incident, Confirm When Policy Requires.
Post-accident testing often needs speed, observation, and documentation. Oral-fluid collection can be performed on-site without restrooms or medical staff, so your team can take action quickly while preserving a clear path to lab-confirmed results.
Designed for Post-Accident Policies
How Post-Accident Oral-Fluid Testing Works
Build a repeatable, documented workflow that starts with rapid screening and escalates to lab confirmation when needed.
Rapid Response
Screen On-Site
Collect an observed oral-fluid sample quickly using EZ Saliva-I™ so post-incident decisions are not delayed by off-site logistics.
Policy-Ready
Confirm Non-Negatives
If the screen is non-negative, collect EZ Saliva Quickswab™ and route it to a certified lab for confirmation with MRO review.
Clean Records
Document the Event
Store results and documentation in a secure portal included with any EZ product to support review, audits, and incident files.
FAQ
Post-Accident Testing Questions
Why use oral fluid for post-accident drug testing?
Oral-fluid testing detects recent, active drug use—making it ideal for post-accident situations where timing matters. Unlike urine testing, which can reflect drug use from days or even weeks earlier, saliva focuses on what is currently in a person’s system. Collection can be observed on-site without restrooms, allowing employers to respond immediately, document the incident properly, and preserve a clear path to lab confirmation.
What happens if the initial screen is non-negative?
Collect a second sample with the EZ Saliva Quickswab™ and send it to a certified lab for confirmatory testing with Medical Review Officer reporting, based on your policy.
Do we need medical staff or special facilities?
No. Oral-fluid collection is non-invasive and can be performed by workplace personnel with minimal training.
How do we keep incident documentation organized?
Use a secure portal (included with any EZ product) to keep results and documentation centralized for incident files, audits, and internal review.