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Recognizing Drug Impairment in the Workplace

Tuesday, January 26, 2027
8:00 AM - 4:30 PM (EST)
30 Seats Remaining

Event Details

Designed for managers, supervisors, HR professionals, safety personnel, and others responsible for employee safety or performance.

This course focuses on:
  • The critical distinction between substance use and observable impairment.
  • Attendees will learn common signs and symptoms associated with alcohol, drugs, cannabis, synthetic substances, OTC medications, kratom, and other emerging products.
  • The course examines how seemingly ordinary products—including some marketed as supplements, energy products, relaxation aids, or legal alternatives—may produce significant psychoactive or impairing effects.
  • Participants will also learn about current substance-use trends and relevant legal considerations, including Maine cannabis laws and Reasonable Suspicion requirements for drug-free and safety-sensitive positions.

For More Information:

Dawn Plossay
Dawn Plossay
Workforce Programs Administrator AGC Maine - Customer (207)622-4741

Workforce Development Policy

***Course dates are subject to change due to enrollment, weather, and any other unforeseen circumstance.

***Cancellation policies differ by course.

***A participant who cancels within 5 days of a scheduled date will be responsible for the advertised price.

***Name changes to most workforce development registrations are permissible and encouraged.