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Alcolizer Technology Recognised in WA Defence Industry & Science Capability Directory
Alcolizer Technology is officially recognised in the WA Defence Industry & Science Capability Directory, a key platform showcasing Western Australia’s sovereign industrial capabilities supporting Defence operations and national security. This recognition reflects our long-standing commitment to delivering reliable, Australian made technology that enhances operational readiness, workforce safety and compliance across some of the nation’s most…
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Why Everyone (No Matter How Senior) Needs Alcohol Safety Controls
A recent incident involving a senior union leader driving a work vehicle over the legal alcohol limit is a clear reminder that no one is exempt from impairment risk – regardless of role, experience, or intent. Alcohol- and drug-related risks extend beyond the individual, affecting colleagues, customers, communities, and ultimately the reputation and stability of…
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Trusted by Police for Over 20 Years
Alcolizer Technology delivers police-grade breathalysers and drug testing solutions trusted by Australian Police for over 20 years. Ensuring accuracy, compliance, and legally defensible results – our drug and alcohol testing solutions are available for workplaces, communities, and personal use. Confidence, compliance, and protection you can trust.
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Insights for 2026
Mental health claims are set to rise, with regulators prioritising psychosocial risk compliance. Vehicle incidents remain the leading cause of workplace fatalities, driving adoption of safety tech. Substance misuse prevention and hybrid training models are gaining momentum – key trends shaping workplace safety this year. Stay ahead with proactive strategies.
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Workplace Drug Testing – Expert Interpretation & Support
Workplace drug and alcohol testing is vital for safety, but interpreting results can be complex. Prescription medications, supplements, and individual factors often influence outcomes, leading to uncertainty and risk. Our new Confidential Toxicology Enquiry service connects you directly with a forensic toxicologist for secure, expert guidance – helping you make informed, fair, and scientifically sound…
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Transition Timeline Deadline THIS November for Urine Testing (AS/NZS 4308:2023)
The clock is ticking. The AS/NZS 4308:2023 standard – a major update to urine drug testing protocols across Australia and New Zealand – must be implemented by November this year. This update reflects modern drug trends, including synthetic cannabinoids and opioids, and incorporates advances in laboratory technology.
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AS/NZS 4760:2019 Oral Fluid Testing Checklist for 2026
As we kick off the new year, it’s the perfect time to review your workplace drug testing program and make sure everything is aligned with current standards. While many businesses are focused on the AS/NZS 4308:2023 urine testing transition deadline this November, oral fluid testing under AS/NZS 4760:2019 remains a critical part of compliance and…
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New Standard for Drug & Alcohol Testing – HLTPAT010 Replaces HLTPAT005
The formal qualification for drug and alcohol testing has changed. HLTPAT005 has been superseded by HLTPAT010 – Collect Specimens for Drugs of Abuse Testing, reflecting updated compliance standards. If your workplace conducts testing, transitioning to HLTPAT010 will help you stay compliant and maintain legally defensible practices.
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Free Expert-Led Webinars
We’re excited to announce that in 2026, our National Onsite Technical Specialist, Steve Korkoneas, will be hosting a series of free webinars designed to keep you up to date with the latest standards, compliance requirements, and best practices in workplace drug and alcohol testing.
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Enjoy the Holidays, Not the Penalties
The festive season brings joy and travel – but also increased road risks. With double demerits in some states and strict penalties in place, safe driving is essential. Plan ahead, stay alert, and never drive under the influence. Let’s make this New Year memorable for the right reasons – protect lives and drive responsibly.