Employers have a duty of care to maintain a safe working environment, making drug and alcohol use a significant risk in the workplace. Collect Pathology Specimens Other Than Blood - Drug and Alcohol Screener Training HLTPAT304B - Full Day Accredited Training Course - Max of 8 Participants Outline It is a requirement for firms collecting urine or oral fluid samples who wish to meet Australian Standards to have their collectors trained as per the definition of collector under AS/NZS4308:2008 and AS4760:2006. Course Aims Outline the responsibilities of a collector and the employee Detail best practice principles to ensure privacy and confidentiality Duty of care, provision of information, fairness, and gender and cultural sensitivity Plan & conduct appropriate testing activities Respectful communication about testing activities & outcomes Respond effectively to testing challenges including positive test results Providing testing in remote locations, dealing with refusal, or failure to undergo testing Outline notification and record keeping requirements for D&A testing Overview The following elements of competency will be covered: HLTPAT304B/1 - Receive request for collection of pathology specimen HLTPAT304B/2 - Perform procedure HLTPAT304B/3 - Label and store specimens for transportation HLTPAT304B/4 - Care of client. Assessments Strategies Chain of Custody Written Assessment Drug Urine Collection Practical Assessment Salivary Collection Practical Assessment Alcohol Breathalyser Practical Assessment Written Competency Assessment Oral Questioning Upon successful completion of the course, participants will be issued with a Statement of Attainment for ‘Collect pathology specimens other than blood’ (HLTPAT304B). For more information on these services please Contact the Kinetic Health team.