Reasonable Suspicion: A Supervisor’s Guide to Making a Determination
It’s 6:40 a.m. in the yard. Your crew gathers for the morning briefing when a fifteen-year veteran welder, one of your best, stumbles out of his truck. His speech is thick. When he leans in to ask about the day’s schedule, you catch it: alcohol, unmistakable, on his breath. Reasonable suspicion training exists for this […]
