Code of Federal Regulations (Last Updated: November 8, 2024) |
Title 10 - Energy |
Chapter I - Nuclear Regulatory Commission |
Part 26 - Fitness for Duty Programs |
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. |
§ 26.203 - 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. |
Subparts L-M - [Reserved] |
Subparts L-M - [Reserved] |
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. |
Enforcement |
§ 26.90 - Violations. |
General Provisions |
§ 26.2 - Scope. |
§ 26.6 - Exemptions. |
Inspections, Records, and Reports |
§ 26.70 - Inspections. |
Program Elements and Procedures |
§ 26.20 - Written policy and procedures. |
§ 26.22 - Training of supervisors and escorts. |
§ 26.24 - Chemical and alcohol testing. |
§ 26.28 - Appeals. |
Audits |
§ 26.80 - Audits. |
Appendix A to Part 26 - Guidelines for Drug and Alcohol Testing Programs |
General Performance Objectives |
§ 26.10 - General performance objectives. |