Asking for Advice

Urine Drug Test

When you ask for advice from a business coworker or partner, they will probably give you the best answer for them, and may even tell you that this is just for their own circumstance and suggest that you may need to find a situation which works best for you. When you are thinking about how to tailor their solution to you situation, remember that consultants are often the type of people who are most valuable in this situation. They see a lot of different businesses, and they work with a lot of different types of people.

CMM Technology is frequently consulted about what we think would be best for a small business or a certain type of business environment, especially if you are changing over your drug test equipment to our types of drug test kits and alcohol tests. Drug testing is meant to be clear, concise, and easy to implement. It shouldn’t be difficult to work through, but people are more familiar with different types of drug test equipment than with others. In this situation, we suggest that you order onsite drug testing from our sister company, Mediscreen.

CMM Technology is NATA accredited for our breathalyser recalibration services, and we really want to be your recalibration specialist, even if you are still using your own alcohol tests. We know that you may not ask us for advice, and we know that you really may already know what you want. Therefore, we are sure that you will fully explore our website, and pick out the supplies which are correct for you.

Screening tests, especially ones with which you can become quickly familiar, are a godsend when your company regularly implements employee drug testing. It is okay to consult with our staff and to ask us what is comparable with equipment which you are currently using and would perhaps like to replace. Whatever your choice, know that CMM Technology is here for you and is eager to step into the shoes of your former drug test equipment supplier. We will always seek to do justice to the title of being your supplier.

This article has been taken from: http://www.cmm.com.au/articles/asking-for-advice/