Two Sets of Requirements
PHMSA sets the federal floor, and each operator client adds its own testing and paperwork on top. Contractors have to satisfy both before a crew gets through the gate.
Rise runs PHMSA drug and alcohol programs for pipeline operators and contractors, handles the testing your operator clients require, and keeps every crew's records ready for an audit or a site gate.
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PHMSA sets the federal floor, and each operator client adds its own testing and paperwork on top. Contractors have to satisfy both before a crew gets through the gate.
Wells, plants, and pipeline spreads are rarely near a clinic. Getting a random or post-accident test done fast, far from town, takes planning.
Operators have to confirm that every contractor on a covered job follows a compliant program. Keeping that current across subcontractors and jurisdictions is a full-time job.
Part 199 programs for operators and contractors, including random selections through the Rise consortium.
Non-DOT testing to the standards your operator clients set.
We find the closest collection site in our nationwide network and schedule it, including post-accident tests.
Credentials, testing, and records tracked for every contractor, kept current in ISNetworld, Avetta, NCMS, DISA, and other portals.
Physicals, respirator clearance, and hearing tests scheduled before day one.
Safety programs, supervisor training, and qualified safety professionals for your sites.
Your operator clients, your covered functions, and where your crews work.
PHMSA policy, consortium enrollment, client testing requirements, and portal setup.
Randoms, results, credentials, and portal records managed for you.
Tell us who your operator clients are and where you work. Rise will set up the testing, records, and safety support to match.
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This page is general information from Rise Workforce Solutions, not legal advice. Confirm the requirements for your operation with PHMSA and your operator clients.