10 CFR Part 26
PART 26—FITNESS FOR DUTY PROGRAMS
- PART 26—FITNESS FOR DUTY PROGRAMS
- Chapter I—Nuclear Regulatory Commission
- Subpart A—Administrative Provisions
- § 26.1 Purpose.
- § 26.3 Scope.
- § 26.4 FFD program applicability to categories of individuals.
- § 26.5 Definitions.
- § 26.7 Interpretations.
- § 26.8 Information collection requirements: OMB approval.
- § 26.9 Specific exemptions.
- § 26.11 Communications.
- Subpart B—Program Elements
- § 26.21 Fitness-for-duty program.
- § 26.23 Performance objectives.
- § 26.25 [Reserved]
- § 26.27 Written policy and procedures.
- § 26.29 Training.
- § 26.31 Drug and alcohol testing.
- § 26.33 Behavioral observation.
- § 26.35 Employee assistance programs.
- § 26.37 Protection of information.
- § 26.39 Review process for fitness-for-duty policy violations.
- § 26.41 Audits and corrective action.
- Subpart C—Granting and Maintaining Authorization
- § 26.51 Applicability.
- § 26.53 General provisions.
- § 26.55 Initial authorization.
- § 26.57 Authorization update.
- § 26.59 Authorization reinstatement.
- § 26.61 Self-disclosure and employment history.
- § 26.63 Suitable inquiry.
- § 26.65 Pre-access drug and alcohol testing.
- § 26.67 Random drug and alcohol testing of individuals who have applied for authorization.
- § 26.69 Authorization with potentially disqualifying fitness-for-duty information.
- § 26.71 Maintaining authorization.
- Subpart D—Management Actions and Sanctions To Be Imposed
- § 26.73 Applicability.
- § 26.75 Sanctions.
- § 26.77 Management actions regarding possible impairment.
- Subpart E—Collecting Specimens for Testing
- § 26.81 Purpose and applicability.
- § 26.83 Specimens to be collected.
- § 26.85 Collector qualifications and responsibilities.
- § 26.87 Collection sites.
- § 26.89 Preparing to collect specimens for testing.
- § 26.91 Acceptable devices for conducting initial and confirmatory tests for alcohol and methods of use.
- § 26.93 Preparing for alcohol testing.
- § 26.95 Conducting an initial test for alcohol using a breath specimen.
- § 26.97 Collecting oral fluid specimens for alcohol and drug testing.
- § 26.99 Determining the need for a confirmatory test for alcohol.
- § 26.101 Conducting a confirmatory test for alcohol.
- § 26.103 Determining a confirmed positive test result for alcohol.
- § 26.105 Preparing for the collection of a specimen for drug testing.
- § 26.107 Collecting a urine specimen.
- § 26.109 Urine specimen quantity.
- § 26.111 Checking the acceptability of the urine specimen.
- § 26.113 Splitting the urine specimen.
- § 26.115 Collecting a urine specimen under direct observation.
- § 26.117 Preparing drug testing specimens for storage and shipping.
- § 26.119 Determining “shy” bladder.
- Subpart F—Licensee Testing Facilities
- § 26.121 Purpose.
- § 26.123 Testing facility capabilities.
- § 26.125 Licensee testing facility personnel.
- § 26.127 Procedures.
- § 26.129 Assuring specimen security, chain of custody, and preservation.
- § 26.131 Cutoff levels for validity screening and initial validity tests.
- § 26.133 Cutoff levels for drugs and drug metabolites.
- § 26.135 Split specimens.
- § 26.137 Quality assurance and quality control.
- § 26.139 Reporting initial validity and drug test results.
- Subpart G—Laboratories Certified by the Department of Health and Human Services
- § 26.151 Purpose.
- § 26.153 Using certified laboratories for testing specimens.
- § 26.155 [Reserved]
- § 26.157 Procedures.
- § 26.159 Assuring specimen security, chain of custody, and preservation.
- § 26.161 Cutoff levels for validity testing.
- § 26.163 Cutoff levels for drugs and drug metabolites.
- § 26.165 Testing split specimens and retesting single specimens.
- § 26.167 Quality assurance and quality control.
- § 26.168 Blind performance testing.
- § 26.169 Reporting Results.
- Subpart H—Determining Fitness-for-Duty Policy Violations and Determining Fitness
- § 26.181 Purpose.
- § 26.183 Medical review officer.
- § 26.185 Determining a fitness-for-duty policy violation.
- § 26.187 Substance abuse expert.
- § 26.189 Determination of fitness.
- Subpart I—Managing Fatigue
- § 26.201 Applicability.
- § 26.202 General provisions for facilities licensed under 10 CFR part 53.
- § 26.203 General provisions.
- § 26.205 Work hours.
- § 26.207 Waivers and exceptions.
- § 26.209 Self-declarations.
- § 26.211 Fatigue assessments.
- Subpart J [Reserved]
- Subpart K—FFD Program for Construction
- § 26.401 General.
- § 26.403 Written policy and procedures.
- § 26.405 Drug and alcohol testing.
- § 26.406 Fitness monitoring.
- § 26.407 Behavioral observation.
- § 26.409 Sanctions.
- § 26.411 Protection of information.
- § 26.413 Review process.
- § 26.415 Audits.
- § 26.417 Recordkeeping and reporting.
- § 26.419 Suitability and fitness evaluations.
- Subpart L [Reserved]
- Subpart M—Fitness-for-Duty Programs for Facilities Licensed Under 10 CFR Part 53
- § 26.601 Applicability.
- § 26.603 General provisions.
- § 26.605 FFD program requirements.
- § 26.606 Written policy and procedures.
- § 26.607 Drug and alcohol testing.
- § 26.608 FFD program training.
- § 26.609 Behavioral observation.
- § 26.610 Sanctions.
- § 26.611 Protection of information.
- § 26.613 Appeals process.
- § 26.615 Audits.
- § 26.617 Recordkeeping, reporting, and FFD program performance.
- § 26.619 Suitability and fitness determinations.
- Subpart N—Recordkeeping and Reporting Requirements
- § 26.709 Applicability.
- § 26.711 General provisions.
- § 26.713 Recordkeeping requirements for licensees and other entities.
- § 26.715 Recordkeeping requirements for collection sites, licensee testing facilities, and laboratories certified by the Department of Health and Human Services.
- § 26.717 Fitness-for-duty program performance data.
- § 26.719 Reporting requirements.
- Subpart O—Inspections, Violations, and Penalties
- § 26.821 Inspections.
- § 26.823 Violations.
- § 26.825 Criminal penalties.
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