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HLTPAT010
Collect Specimens for Drugs of Abuse Testing
  • Nationally Recognised Certificate
  • Fast Certificate Turnaround

  • Experienced and Certified Instructors

  • Flexible Learning Options

  • Industry Validated

Course Description

HLTPAT010 Collect specimens for drugs of abuse testing is a nationally recognised unit that provides learners with the specialised skills and knowledge required to accurately collect, handle, and document biological specimens for drug and alcohol screening. This course focuses on industry-compliant procedures for urine, oral fluid, and other specimen types, ensuring integrity, accuracy, and confidentiality throughout the collection process. It is designed to meet the growing demand for reliable workplace drug and alcohol testing across a wide range of industries.

Throughout this unit, participants develop practical competencies in preparing clients for testing, confirming identification, and conducting collections in accordance with strict chain-of-custody protocols. The training also covers infection control procedures, managing non-negative results, and maintaining privacy and professional conduct at all times. Learners gain a strong understanding of relevant Australian Standards and workplace policies, ensuring every step of the testing process aligns with legal and regulatory requirements.

This course is ideal for individuals working or seeking employment in occupational health and safety, pathology collection, workplace compliance, and drug and alcohol testing services. It is particularly valuable for those involved in safety-critical industries such as mining, construction, transport, and manufacturing, where maintaining a drug-free workplace is essential. The hands-on training approach ensures participants are confident in performing collections in real-world environments.

 

Completion of HLTPAT010 supports compliance with national guidelines and workplace safety frameworks, including those aligned with Safe Work Australia expectations. By undertaking this unit, participants enhance their professional credibility, expand their employment opportunities, and play a key role in promoting safer, more compliant workplaces across Australia.

Units Delivered

Cost: $500.00

HLTPAT010 – Collect specimens for drugs of abuse testing

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Course Delivery

This course can be delivered/assessed in the workplace or at facility organised by the training provider.

Training and assessment delivered on behalf of Allens Training Pty Ltd RTO 90909

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