Fairbanks, Alaska Drug Testing


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9 Testing locations in Fairbanks, Alaska

1405 Kellum Street

Fairbanks Alaska 99701

Phone: 866-566-0261

1008 16th Ave Ste 100

Fairbanks Alaska 99701

Phone: 866-566-0261

1867 Airport Way Ste 130b

Fairbanks Alaska 99701

Phone: 866-566-0261

1626 30th Avenue

Fairbanks Alaska 99701

Phone: 866-566-0261

1867 Airport Way

Fairbanks Alaska 99701

Phone: 866-566-0261

1919 Lathrop Street Ste 125

Fairbanks Alaska 99701

Phone: 866-566-0261

2301 Peger Road

Fairbanks Alaska 99709

Phone: 866-566-0261

1275 Sadler Way

Fairbanks Alaska 99701

Phone: 866-566-0261

1001 Noble St

Fairbanks Alaska 99701

Phone: 866-566-0261

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Phone: 866-566-0261

About Fairbanks, Alaska

Fairbanks is the borough seat of Alaska's Fairbanks North Star Borough. The city has a population of over 32,000 people. Slightly smaller than the state of New Jersey, the Fairbanks North Star Borough encompasses the entire Fairbanks Metro Area. Some cities in the metro area are North Pole, Fox, and Two Rivers.

Fairbanks is home to a number of attractions and events all year round. In the summer, people from outside of Alaska primarily arrive on summer cruise lines that offer packages with travel included to Fairbanks. The Midnight Sun Game brings crowds on the summer solstice. It is a baseball game played after 10pm on the solstice since 1906. The Northern Lights, ice sculpting, and winter sports draw tourists in the winter.

Facts About Fairbanks

  • Fairbanks was named by city founder E.T. Barnette in honor of Sen. Charles W. Fairbanks of Indiana, who would go on to serve as Theodore Roosevelt's vice president.
  • The Fort Knox mine has produced several million ounces of gold since it opened in 1996.
  • The aurora borealis can be visible in Fairbanks for approximately 200 days a year, roughly from mid-September to April.
  • The shortest day of the year in Fairbanks is Dec. 21, the winter solstice, when there is only 3 hours, 43 minutes, of official daylight.

SAMHSA Report for Alaska

Reports published by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration estimate that there are 53,000 people over the age of 12 who are dependent or abuse illicit drugs or alcohol in Alaska. Though Fairbanks is nowhere near epidemic levels, drug testing and drug free workplace programs help to directly address substance abuse issues in a community.

Stand Alone Random Drug and Alcohol Testing Programs in Fairbanks

Often companies with over 12 employees will opt for a stand alone program. This is a random testing pool from a single company. Random drug and alcohol testing programs are available for bus companies, private fleets, and for-hire carriers. 25% of your company's drivers must be tested for drugs annually and 10% of your drivers must be tested for alcohol.

Alcohol Specific Testing in Fairbanks, Alaska

US Drug Test Centers in Fairbanks can also run alcohol specific tests. These include a variety of urine tests, hair tests, and breath alcohol testing. The EtG hair test measures the average ingestion of Ethyl Alcohol over a three month period. While this does not detect current impairment it can indicate a behavioral issue.

Employers are Responsible for Maintaining a Drug-free Work Environment in Fairbanks

It is every employer's duty to ensure a safe and healthful working condition for all employees. A workplace should be a safe place where all employees can perform their duties with minimum risks. Employers need to establish a program that will ensure that all employees are not in any potential danger arising from injuries or accident due to alcohol and drug misuse.

Supervisors must be appropriately trained to identify signs and symptoms of drug and alcohol use. Pre-employment test, Reasonable Suspicion/Cause test, Random test, Return-to-duty test, Follow-up, and Post-Accident are all examples of situations in which a drug or alcohol test might be given by an employer.

Drug-Free Workplace Policy and Programs

Employers need to establish a program that will ensure that all employees are not in any potential danger arising from injuries or accident due to alcohol and drug misuse. It is every employer's duty to ensure a safe and healthful working condition for all employees. Employees must take reasonable care for their own health and safety and that of others, and cooperate with the employer with respect to action taken by the employer to comply with company alcohol and drug policy regulations.

US Drug Test Centers offers different drug free workplace programs. We can talk with your company to help put a drug free workplace program in place by creating a drug-free policy manual, setting up management with online drug free workplace training, enrolling all employees into random drug testing programs and more. We also give your company access to our cloud based software that allows you to schedule employee drug testing anywhere in the country 24/7!

Fairbanks' Most Accurate Drug or Alcohol Testing

How do I know if the test is accurate? All of US Drug Test Centers' specimens go to a SAMHSA certified laboratory for testing. SAMHSA has an active advisory board that keeps its employees and administrators abreast of current and changing laws when it comes to drug testing. There are Mandatory Guidelines for Federal Employee Drug Testing Programs that must carry consistencies throughout every agency and company that SAMHSA laboratories supplies. The advisory board has professionals that are uniquely qualified in their respective fields to review scientific evidence in the area of drug and alcohol treatment and testing practices.

Have more questions, visit our FAQs page for answers!

Testing options may vary on a site by site basis. Additional fees may apply depending on your location.

US Drug Test Centers

US Drug Test Centers

We are your complete drug-free workplace solution for employers. We provide drug testing for all reasons such as pre-employment, random, reasonable suspicion, post-accident, and return to duty. We have a state-of-the-art cloud-based software that allows you to order drug testing 24/7, store all drug test results and chain of custody forms (forever), and you can see the status of all completed drug testing. We have random drug and alcohol testing consortiums and follow all DOT rules and regulations to direct your company in the right direction to stay in compliance. We can create drug-free workplace policy manuals specific to your company’s needs, and we provide online trainings. Our online trainings are perfect for company Supervisors to learn what signs to look for if someone might be under the influence. We also have trainings that explain what Supervisors should know about the DOT rules and regulations in regards to the drug and alcohol testing program. We are a part of the Drug and Alcohol Testing Industry Association (DATIA), and we always stay up to date with all drug testing-related rules and regulations. If you have any questions about state-specific laws regarding drug and alcohol testing, please contact our office and one of our team members will be glad to help you. If your company would like more information regarding setting up a corporate account you can set up an account online or contact us at 866-566-0261.


Frequently Asked Questions About Alaska Drug Testing

This material is intended for informational purposes only and should not be relied upon for legal guidance. State & local laws change frequently and vary greatly. These are state & local laws and do not over rule the federal Department of Transportation laws & policies. Readers are advised to consult with their legal counsel or industry experts before acting based on this information. Last Updated Oct 2022

Alaska Drug Testing FAQs

Do employers in Alaska need to comply with mandatory state-specific rules when drug & alcohol testing?
No. Alaska does not have any mandatory drug testing statutes or regulations but it is recommended.
Is a Drug-Free Workplace policy required in Alaska?
No, however, employers are strongly encouraged to have a written policy in place (Policy is specifically required to comply with the states’ voluntary law).
Are employers in Alaska able to use drug screening for any other claim defenses or state-specific financial benefits?
Yes. Employers can protect themselves from lawsuits so long as they follow the detailed rules of the Alaska’s ‘Immunity statute.’ Employers may leverage an ‘Intoxication’ defense to a Workers’ Compensation Claim, based on a positive drug test result. A positive drug test may also make an employee ineligible for unemployment compensation. Employers wishing to leverage either of these benefits must voluntarily comply with very detailed program rules.
Are employer's in Alaska limited with drug testing methods?
No, there are no limitations (although the Alaska’s voluntary law does prohibit onsite (POCT) testing). It is recommended that all confirmation testing be conducted by a SAMHSA certified laboratory (as generally accepted and specifically required by voluntary law).
Does Alaksa authorize marijuana (THC) or cannabidiol (CBD) use?
Yes, Alaska permits the personal adult use and the medical use of marijuana, and related products. The law does not specifically impact employment drug testing programs.