Safety manager documenting a post-accident incident with a saliva drug test kit

Post-Accident Testing

Post-Accident Oral Fluid Drug Testing

Perform observed, on-site saliva screening quickly after an incident, then route non-negative screens to certified lab confirmation and keep chain-of-custody documentation in OraTek’s included software at no extra cost.

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.

OraPlex, OraConfirm, and OraStick in a post-accident testing workflow

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 OraStick™ or OraPlex™, both of which can collect in as little as 60 seconds, so post-incident decisions are not delayed by off-site logistics.

Policy-Ready

Confirm Non-Negatives

If the screen is non-negative, use OraConfirm™ or the OraPlex™ quantitative configuration and route the specimen to a certified lab for confirmation with MRO review.

Clean Records

Document the Event

Store results and documentation in OraTek’s included tracking software 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?

Use OraConfirm™ or the OraPlex™ quantitative configuration and send the specimen 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 OraTek’s included secure portal to keep results and documentation centralized for incident files, audits, and internal review.

Safety and HR leaders reviewing post-accident procedures

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Build a Post-Accident Oral-Fluid Workflow

Talk to OraTek about policy alignment, training, documentation, and confirmation workflows for post-incident testing.