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Many local chambers of commerce offer the Drugs Don't Work program to businesses in their area. These chambers will assist your company in achieving drug free certification.








Step One
Your company must have a Substance Abuse Policy.
Step Two
Your company must conduct drug testing.
Step Three
Your company must conduct two hours of employee education each year.
Step Four
Your company must conduct two hours of supervisor training each year.
Step Five
Your company must either have an EAP (Employee Assistance Program) or, a referral list of treatment and counseling centers in your area.
"We have benefited substantially from being a DDW partner. We seem to have better employees as a result of the program. Our staff knows we care about them and want them to be healthy and safe. Additionally, potential applicants who use drugs know not to apply here because we drug test all potential new employees. This saves us time and money during the process of recruiting new employees."
Jeff Moxley
General Manager
ASA Engineering & Surveying, Inc
DDW in Georgia is funded by:
Georgia Department of Behavioral Health and Development Disabilities
Division of Addictive Diseases
Office of Prevention Services and Programs
The Council on Alcohol and Drugs, a 40 year-old 501(c)3 nonprofit organization and parent corporation of the Drugs Don't Work program assists businesses and organizations in achieving state certification as a drug free workplace and qualifying for the state-mandated discount on workers compensation insurance. For assistance, Click Here!
Contact your local chamber to see if they offer the DDW Program. If your chamber does not offer DDW, contact Chuck Wade at cwade@gachamber.com. To obtain drug-free workplace certification and qualify for the 7.5% discount on workers' compensation premiums complete the following steps:
The Parents@Work Program or http://www.theantidrug.com/resources