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HLTPAT010

Collect Specimens for Drugs of Abuse Testing

Drug and alcohol testing is a critical part of maintaining a safe, compliant workplace and construction site.

HLTPAT010 - Collect specimens for drugs of abuse testing. Blended delivery with self-paced theory and full face-to-face practical with a qualified trainer.

Blended delivery

This nationally recognised course is delivered through self-paced theory and a full face-to-face practical session with a qualified trainer once theory is completed.

Drug and alcohol testing is a critical part of maintaining a safe, compliant workplace and construction site. If you are responsible for testing in a workplace or on site, or want to upskill your workforce, HLTPAT010 - Collect specimens for drugs of abuse testing is essential.

This training equips workers, supervisors and safety personnel with the skills to:

  • Conduct compliant on-site drug and alcohol testing
  • Follow correct chain of custody procedures
  • Meet WHS obligations and reduce site risk
  • Support a safer, more productive workforce

Ideal for

  • Site supervisors and HSRs
  • Safety officers
  • Construction companies managing testing in house
  • Workers looking to expand their skill set

Delivered by industry experienced trainers with a practical, real world focus. Group bookings are available on request.

Security professionals?

Expand your skill set and stay job ready. If your role brings you into environments where drug and alcohol testing is required, this nationally recognised course is an essential add-on skill for security officers working in workplaces, events, custodial settings and high-risk environments.

  • Learn correct specimen collection procedures
  • Understand chain of custody and compliance requirements
  • Increase your employability and onsite capability
  • Ideal for security officers, supervisors and team leaders