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Mobile Drug & Alcohol Testing for Businesses

We come to your workplace, job site, warehouse, or office so your employees spend less time traveling to clinics.

Your employees belong on the job, not in clinic waiting rooms.

DOT and non-DOT testing from your site, with scheduling that respects shift changes, dispatch windows, and post-accident timing when we can reach you.

Availability depends on address, test type, and drive time—we give you a straight answer before you lock the calendar.

View services · How it works · Service areas

Collector arriving at an employer facility with a locked kit for a scheduled on-site drug and alcohol collection—typical of dispatch, office, or yard-based employer programs.

Clinic trips mean travel, lobby waits, and time off the clock—while dispatch, yards, warehouse picks, lines, and staffing rotations still need people on the floor.

On-site collections cut that loss and keep crews near the work. One donor or crews across shifts and job sites—we schedule around your gates and windows.

Based in Illinois; mobile coverage to selected employer sites nationwide when routing and collector availability allow. We confirm what is realistic—site, timing, test type, and drive—before you hold the calendar.

Who calls us

Scheduling around your operation

Typical first calls are from HR, safety, fleets, warehouses, staffing, and construction—not a clinic intake desk.

  • HR teams
  • Safety managers
  • DERs
  • Transportation fleets
  • Warehouses
  • Staffing agencies
  • Construction operations
  • Manufacturing plants
  • TPAs & program admins

By industry: Browse industries · Transportation · Warehousing · Construction

Common programs

Testing from your site

Typical employer tests we run on location. What applies still follows your policy, order, and site—each link spells out scope and when to use it.

How it works

Request to collection day

  1. 1Request coverage. Send site addresses, DOT or non-DOT program, and how soon people need to be seen—including post-accident or shift-change windows for fleets, warehouses, and staffing.
  2. 2Confirm scheduling. We answer with what fits your addresses and times—a yes, no, or another window that matches drive time and collector availability.
  3. 3On-site collection. Collectors meet your team at the yard, warehouse, plant, office, or job site and finish the steps and paperwork your program calls for.
  4. 4Results follow your program. Specimens and paperwork go to the lab and review path your administrator or TPA already uses.

Full walkthrough · Our approach · Explainer

Program guides

Read by program

Each page covers triggers, paperwork, and how a draw usually fits a warehouse line, yard, or job-site trailer—not a walk-in clinic. Start with mobile and on-site drug testing, then the full services list. Coverage: locations · service areas. Compare DOT vs non-DOT or the employer guide.

Workplace drug testing prep: sealed cups, printed labels, and chain-of-custody paperwork laid out on a shop-style bench for an employer collection—not a patient waiting room.
Supplies and paperwork lined up before your team steps up.

Breath alcohol, oral fluid, hair, PEth, blood, nail, and similar tests follow different timing and rules—see the specialized section on services. More depth in resources.

Industries

Fleets, warehouses, staffing, and job sites

Places where clinic runs cost coverage and floor time. Short write-ups by sector live on the industries hub.

Outdoor employer collection setup at a construction job site: staging table, specimen supplies, and workers in PPE—typical field logistics for safety-sensitive work.
Job-site staging where the crew already is—no clinic detour.

Industries hub · Service areas · FAQ

Request coverage—we will be plain about timing

Send sites, program type, and how soon you need people seen. We book windows we can staff given drive time and collector availability. Urgent calls still need clear direction from your side.