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O P E R A T I V E S   T R A I N I N G   M A N U A L                           V E R S I O N   4

               1.8  Drugs and Alcohol Policy


               Alcohol
               In order to avoid unsafe practices in the workplace, Harrison Industrial has a strict policy on
               the consumption of alcohol during working hours and on the level of alcohol in the system of
               employees  whilst  working.  The  policy  covers  both  being  cautious  about  drinking  prior  to
               attending work and drinking during breaks on and off the premises.

               Employees  are  required  to  take  reasonable  care  of  themselves  and  others  who  could  be
               affected by what they do.

               There should  be  no  consumption  of  alcohol  on or  off the  premises  of the  Company  or  its
               customers within working hours.

               Alcohol Levels


               All employees must ensure that, when they attend work or return to
               work following a break taken off the premises, the alcohol level in their
               system does not exceed the Company’s maximum permitted limit. This
               applies  to  all  employees  of  the  Company,  whatever  their  role,  and
               whether or not the employee will be driving a Company vehicle or their
               own vehicle on Company business.




               The Company’s maximum permitted limit is 1/3 of the legal drink drive limit, as set out in the
               table below:

                             Level of Alcohol      Legal Drink Drive       The Company’s Maximum
                                                          Limit                 Permitted Limit


                             Micrograms      per           35                         11.6
                             100  millilitres  of
                             breath

                             Milligrammes    per           80                         26.6

                             100  millilitres  of
                             blood
                             Milligrammes    per           107                        35.6
                             100  millilitres  of

                             urine



               It is important to remember the ‘morning after effect’. Alcohol consumed the previous evening
               may still be in the blood stream the following morning.





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