What is the DCC?
The DCC is an association for participating contractor (subcontractor) companies and their employee members who agree to comply with the standardized contractor’s consortium substance abuse policy to meet participating owner requirements. DISA administers the program and ensure compliance of the owner rules and requirements.
What is the objective of the DCC?
The primary objective of the DCC is to assist the contractor members and owners in obtaining a drug-free workplace by providing consistent, objective, fair, and manageable procedures for drug and alcohol testing, which comply with applicable owner requirements.
Who is a participating contractor?
A participating contractor is a contractor company who works on participating owner job sites and has contracted with DISA to comply with the owner’s substance abuse policy requirements.
Who can work on the participating owner job sites?
Only employees who can demonstrate an “Active” status in the DCC program can work on participating owner job sites. The DCC only reports an employee’s status (Active or Inactive) to participating owners.
How do participating contractor employees get into the database?
They are entered into DISA’s fully automated online system by utilizing what are called “Teleforms.” These forms are filled out by an appointed contact person at a participating contractor office, signed by the employee, faxed to the dedicated database fax line and uploaded into the database.
Can I put people from other cities in the DCC program?
Yes, the DCC program is a worldwide program.
What about my Department of Transportation (DOT) employees?
Your DOT employees can be included under the same account number with a separate random pool to meet all DOT requirements.