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    <description>Neopharma Technologies builds NEOVAULT, a device-agnostic platform for workplace drug and alcohol testing and cognitive impairment screening. Safety and HR teams use it to run collections on a phone or tablet, read results in real time and keep audit-ready records across every site. Offices in Perth, Utah and Kuala Lumpur.</description>
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      <title>Fit-for-Duty Testing: Making a Defensible Call</title>
      <description>How Australian safety leaders turn drug, alcohol and impairment results into consistent, defensible fitness-for-duty calls.

The deck covers what fitness for duty means under WHS law, why a positive THC test is not a measure of current impairment, the AS/NZS 4308, AS/NZS 4760 and AS 3547 testing standards, the four steps of a fit-for-duty decision (inputs, rule, outcome, record), and what makes that decision hold up if it is challenged later.

Learn more about &lt;a href="https://www.neopharmatechnologies.com/neovault"&gt;NEOVAULT&lt;/a&gt;, the drug, alcohol and impairment testing platform from Neopharma Technologies.</description>
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      <content:encoded>How Australian safety leaders turn drug, alcohol and impairment results into consistent, defensible fitness-for-duty calls.

The deck covers what fitness for duty means under WHS law, why a positive THC test is not a measure of current impairment, the AS/NZS 4308, AS/NZS 4760 and AS 3547 testing standards, the four steps of a fit-for-duty decision (inputs, rule, outcome, record), and what makes that decision hold up if it is challenged later.

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