10 CFR 26.417, Recordkeeping and Reporting

Recordkeeping and reporting

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(a) Licensees and other entities who implement FFD programs under this subpart shall ensure that records pertaining to the administration of the program, which may be stored and archived electronically, are maintained so that they are available for NRC inspection purposes and for any legal proceedings resulting from the administration of the program.

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(b) Licensees and other entities shall make the following reports:

(1) Reports to the NRC Operations Center by telephone within 24 hours2.777778e-4 days <br />0.00667 hours <br />3.968254e-5 weeks <br />9.132e-6 months <br /> after the licensee or other entity discovers any intentional act that casts doubt on the integrity of the FFD program and any programmatic failure, degradation, or discovered vulnerability of the FFD program that may permit undetected drug or alcohol use or abuse by individuals who are subject to this subpart. These events must be reported under this subpart, rather than under the provisions of 10 CFR 73.71; and

(2) Annual program performance reports for the FFD program.

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v t e Code of Federal Regulations
Title 10 Part 26 - FITNESS FOR DUTY PROGRAMS
10 CFR: 1 2 4 5 7 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 19 20 21 25 26 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 39 40 50 51 52 54 55 60 61 62 63 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 81 95 100 140 150 160 170 171
1, Administrative Provisions, Purpose 3, Scope 4, FFD program applicability to categories of individuals 5, Definitions 7, Interpretations 8, Information collection requirements: OMB approval 9, Specific exemptions 11, Communications 21, Program Elements, Fitness-for-duty program 23, Performance objectives 25, Reserved 27, Written policy and procedures 29, Training 31, Drug and alcohol testing 33, Behavioral observation 35, Employee assistance programs 37, Protection of information 39, Review process for fitness-for-duty policy violations 41, Audits and corrective action 51, Granting and Maintaining Authorization, Applicability 53, General provisions 55, Initial authorization 57, Authorization update 59, Authorization reinstatement 61, Self-disclosure and employment history 63, Suitable inquiry 65, Pre-access drug and alcohol testing 67, Random drug and alcohol testing of individuals who have applied for authorization 69, Authorization with potentially disqualifying fitness-for-duty information 71, Maintaining authorization 73, Management Actions and Sanctions To Be Imposed, Applicability 75, Sanctions 77, Management actions regarding possible impairment 81, Collecting Specimens for Testing, Purpose and applicability 83, Specimens to be collected 85, Collector qualifications and responsibilities 87, Collection sites 89, Preparing to collect specimens for testing 91, Acceptable devices for conducting initial and confirmatory tests for alcohol and methods of use 93, Preparing for alcohol testing 95, Conducting an initial test for alcohol using a breath specimen 97, Conducting an initial test for alcohol using a specimen of oral fluids 99, Determining the need for a confirmatory test for alcohol 101, Conducting a confirmatory test for alcohol 103, Determining a confirmed positive test result for alcohol 105, Preparing for urine collection 107, Collecting a urine specimen 109, Urine specimen quantity 111, Checking the acceptability of the urine specimen 113, Splitting the urine specimen 115, Collecting a urine specimen under direct observation 117, Preparing urine specimens for storage and shipping 119, Determining "shy" bladder 121, Licensee Testing Facilities, Purpose 123, Testing facility capabilities 125, Licensee testing facility personnel 127, Procedures 129, Assuring specimen security, chain of custody, and preservation 131, Cutoff levels for validity screening and initial validity tests 133, Cutoff levels for drugs and drug metabolites 135, Split specimens 137, Quality assurance and quality control 139, Reporting initial validity and drug test results 151, Laboratories Certified by the Department of Health and Human Services, Purpose 153, Using certified laboratories for testing urine specimens 155, Laboratory personnel 157, Procedures 159, Assuring specimen security, chain of custody, and preservation 161, Cutoff levels for validity testing 163, Cutoff levels for drugs and drug metabolites 165, Testing split specimens and retesting single specimens 167, Quality assurance and quality control 168, Blind performance testing 169, Reporting Results 181, Determining Fitness-for-Duty Policy Violations and Determining Fitness, Purpose 183, Medical review officer 185, Determining a fitness-for-duty policy violation 187, Substance abuse expert 189, Determination of fitness 201, Managing Fatigue, Applicability 203, General provisions 205, Work hours 207, Waivers and exceptions 209, Self-declarations 211, Fatigue assessments 401, FFD Programs for Construction, General 403, Written policy and procedures 405, Drug and alcohol testing 406, Fitness monitoring 407, Behavioral observation 409, Sanctions 411, Protection of information 413, Review process 415, Audits 417, Recordkeeping and reporting 419, Suitability and fitness evaluations 709, Recordkeeping and Reporting Requirements, Applicability 711, General provisions 713, Recordkeeping requirements for licensees and other entities 715, Recordkeeping requirements for collection sites, licensee testing facilities, and laboratories certified by the Department of Health and Human Services further results Appendices:

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