Originally published by Näringsliv Varberg. Just over 20 years ago, Hans Spjotgard was nearly killed by a drunk driver. Today, he is the CEO of Clean Test Sweden, a company specialising in drug testing for carriers and logistics companies. “I suffered multiple open fractures and was completely shattered. Doctors initially thought I had a head…
Workplace drug testing is no longer just a compliance task for businesses. Today, it sits at the intersection of employee wellbeing, workplace safety, legal responsibility, and organisational culture. When implemented thoughtfully, drug testing can reinforce trust, support culture, and strengthen a company’s overall health and safety framework. However, when mishandled, it can erode morale, create…
Originally published by IOSH Magazine. Fingerprint drug testing is an innovative, non-invasive alternative to traditional urine and saliva tests. By analysing a small sweat sample from a donor’s fingerprints, the Intelligent Fingerprinting Drug Screening System screens for recent use of drugs commonly found in the workplace, including opiates, methamphetamine, cocaine, and cannabis (THC). The process is fast,…
Originally published by Transport Operator. Intelligent Fingerprinting has offered its perspective on the advantages of fingerprint drug testing solutions for fleet and workshop operators. “Workplace drug testing is a critical component of any safety and compliance strategy, especially in industries where impairment can lead to serious consequences,” said the company. “This is particularly true for…
Originally published by ISSUP (International Society of Substance Use Professionals) Some workplaces in the UK are turning to a unique company with a fascinating new and noninvasive way to test for drugs in the workplace –Intelligent Fingerprinting. Using the company’s Drug Screening Cartridges, in the space of about 10 minutes, their DSR-Plus portable Reader can…
Originally published by the Recovery Village. Intelligent fingerprinting may be a valuable new way to detect drug use. A fingerprint drug test uses small amounts of sweat on the tip of a person’s finger to measure drug content in their body. The finger is pressed against a tamper-proof Cartridge and results appear on a screen….
Fingerprint-based drug screening enables social distancing for both staff and pupils when testing, while also offering a more hygienic and dignified approach. Most schools already operate a zero-tolerance approach to drug abuse, with clear policies stating that the supply, possession or use of drugs is unacceptable and not permitted on school premises, when wearing the…
Originally published in Construction Management. Mace has introduced fingerprint drug tests that can detect drug use among construction workers within around 10 minutes. The Intelligent Fingerprinting system collects and analyses tiny traces of fingerprint sweat and supports Mace’s random drug testing of all employees from directors to labourers. It is being used to enforce Mace’s…
Originally Published in Medical Device Network. Intelligent Fingerprinting has made a name for itself in the world of illegal drugs, with a test that can be used to screen for substances like cocaine and MDMA in the eccrine sweat of the fingertips. Now, the company is looking into converting this test to screen for Covid-19….
Originally published in News Medical Life Sciences. Cocaine is a powerful and addictive stimulant made from coca plant leaves, which is native to South America. In the past urine and saliva tests are used to detect cocaine use. Now, a new fingerprint test can detect whether people have taken the drug or just handled it….
