New integration partner – Time & People supporting WhosOnLocation
Alcolizer Technology is pleased to announce a new integration partnership with Time & People. Time & People implement and train WhosOnLocation customers across Australia, New Zealand, Canada USA, UK and through Europe and Asia. For further information regarding Time & People and WhosOnLocation, click here to view our integration page on the Alcolizer website.
The effects of Alcohol in white-collar professions
The implications of drinking alcohol at work have been widely communicated across our society for many years. Being the most accessible drug on the market, it poses a challenge to control consumption. After several recent white-collar workplace incidents arising in the media, businesses are being encouraged to rethink their drug and alcohol policies. Following recent…
Australian Standards AS3547:2019 and Certification of Alcolizer product
Alcolizer Technology is the first and only manufacturer of Wall Mount breathalysers globally to be certified to the Australian Standard AS3547:2019. The latest Australian Standard AS3547:2019 lifts performance, durability and operational expectations of breathalysers to ensure all Australian workplaces can have the best possible devices to protect themselves and their employees. The older versions of…
Alcohol ban may be fit and sober response
Comprehensive Print, Online, TV,Radio & Social media in realtime Alcohol ban may be fit and sober response By Nick Hossack, The AustralianMonday 29th March 2021 at 08:00pm | 873 words, 345cm² Download PDF Liberal MP Katie Allen and senator Sarah Henderson have called on the government to consider making Parliament House a dry…
The growth of Integrated Workforce Management Solutions Including Drug and Alcohol Testing
With the demand for workplace optimisation on the rise, local and global businesses are adopting workforce management solutions to improve employee effectiveness and efficiency. According to Markets and Markets research report published in 2020, it is predicted that the international workforce management market will increase from 6 billion (USD) in 2020 to 9.3 billion by…
Changes to Australian Standard AS3547:2019
On 22nd January 2021 Standards Australia published an update to Australian Standard AS3547:2019 Breath alcohol testing devices. Amendment 1 now states: “AS3547-1997 will also remain current for 36 months after the date of publication of this Standard and after this time will be superseded by AS3547:2019” This means that the expiry of AS3547:1997 has been…
Wall Mount 4: First Wall Mount Breathalyser certified to AS3547:2019
Alcolizer Technology is proud to advise they are again the 1st manufacturer globally of Wall Mounted Breathalysers to achieve certification to the Australian Standard AS3547:2019 Breath Alcohol Testing Devices. Alcolizer Breath Alcohol Test Devices and Australian Standard AS3547:2019 Many users of Breath Alcohol Testing Devices have heard a new Australian Standards AS3547 certification has been…
Alcolizer Technology devices officially registered as Australian Made
The Alcolizer LE5 Breathalyser, Druglizer LE5 Drug Tester, HH4 and HH3 Breathalysers, Centurion and Wall Mount 4 are now registered under the famous green and gold Australian mark of authenticity. Alcolizer Technology is highlighting the benefits of purchasing our Australian Made products to help assist you in making the smarter choice for breathalysers and drug…
Ice availability soars in Australia as product manufacturing expands in Asia
A 2020 report released by the The UN’s Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) highlights the increasing concern for the growth in methamphetamine manufacturing activity in East and South East Asia2. According to the UNODC, recent methamphetamine seizures in Myanmar suggest that crime groups are finding new ways to produce the drug through adapting to…
Australia’s drug trends from state-to-state across 2020
A report from the Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission (ACIC) has revealed record high drug consumption across Australia. SNAPSHOT The April 2020 collection covers about 56% of Australia’s population (13.1 million people)2 Capital city vs. Regional: Cocaine and heroin average city consumption exceeded regional consumption. Regional nicotine, alcohol, methylamphetamine, MDMA, MDA, oxycodone, fentanyl and cannabis…
