Anti-Drug & Alcohol Consortium The WAA operates a low-cost non-profit Anti-Drug & Alcohol Consortium. Through video tapes the WAA provides the annual training for supervisors and initial training for employees. The program performs the required random drug/alcohol drawing for testing; allowing small companies to share the benefits of belonging to a larger consortium.

Consortium Forms Adobe Acrobat Reader 5.0 or later needed to view these PDF files. If you don't have it, you can click below to get the latest version -- it's free. Join the Consortium Application Form Collection Site Locations FAA Part 135.1c FAA Application/ Certification Form Company Policy Form 501 - Enrollment Form 502-a - alcohol test Form 502-d - drug test Form 503 --CONSENT FOR THE RELEASE OF CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION Form 504 - New Hire Statement Emergency Contacts Supervisor Training Record Employee Training Record    Return WAA Home    More info on WAA    Contact WAA	How Does it Work? The WAA provides training material and guidance to the company supervisors to maintain FAA and safety sensitive compliance with Drug and Alcohol usage protocol. Employees are randomly drawn from the all the consortium members. If an employee has been selected for a drug/alcohol test the WAA notifies the company's Anti-Drug & Alcohol Program Manager by letter allowing the Program Manager until the end of the quarter to send the selected employee to be tested. The employee must have no prior notice of his selection but is required to go immediately to the test site where the test will be administered. If a Program Manager is selected, he/she will be notified by telephone and/or FAX and is required to go immediately to the test site where the test will be administered. Joining Process for Companies If you are interested in having your company join this program please download, and complete, a copy of the Anti-Drug & Alcohol Consortium application. After you have completed the necessary sections on this form, return them to the WAA Program Manager. If you are going to be a Part 135.1c Operator you must be registered with: Federal Aviation Administration Office of Aerospace Medicine, Drug Abatement Division (AAM-810) 800 Independence Avenue, S.W Washington, DC 20591. You may download a copy of this application/ registration here. If you have any questions please contact John Hisey , Program Manager for the WAA Anti-Drug & Alcohol Consortium at 888-329-1114 or 253-939-4273 or by email to john.hisey@afsnac.com	Consortium Members: You are required to post employee information regarding Drug & Alcohol Regulations. Please download drugalcoholpost.pdf . Note: This poster is 11X17. You could either save to disk and take to local copy center to output at 11"X 17" or set page set up to "landscape" mode and print two 8.5" X 11" tiles of poster to attach together. If you take it to a copy center they are able to laminate the poster for a nominal charge. Download Poster   Effective January 1, 2007 WAA Anti-Drug & Alcohol Program FEES:  Annual Subscription fee, for a company with less than ten covered employees, is $120.00 per employee.  Annual Subscription fee, for a company with over ten covered employees, is $60.00 per employee.  Pre-employment tests are $125.00 per employee. Post-Accident (All)  is $125.00 per test After Hours testing At the rate charged plus 10% (After hours charges are from 5pm – 730am usually)   Our anniversary date for enrollment dues is Jan 1. For employees that join later in the year, the membership fee is pro-rated accordingly by quarter. New Members:   Do not send employees to have Pre-Employment Tests until you have received an approved copy of this application.    You may not use an employee in a safety-sensitive position until you receive a proper notification from the WAA MRO, Dr. Billingsley.   After the application and annual membership fees have been submitted; your company will be sent a copy of the Drug Core Program, Alcohol Misuse Prevention Program as well as video training tapes, training records, and other materials.