California Code of Regulations › Title 15 - Crime Prevention and Corrections › Division 8 - California Prison Industry Authority › Chapter 1 - Rules and Regulations of California Prison Industry Authority › Article 6.1 - Personnel Substance Abuse Testing › Section 8207 - Substances Tested

Current through Register 2024 Notice Reg. No. 28, July 12, 2024
(a)
				  CALPIA employees may be tested for the following substances at specified
				  cut-off levels for testing:
Initial (ng/mL)
Confirmatory (ng/mL)
(1)
Buprenorphine Metabolite
10
100
(2)
Butorphanol
.15
100
(3)
Clonazepam Metabolite
300
100
(4)
Fentanyl Analogs
.5 pg/mL
.05 pg/mL
(5)
Flunitrazepam Metabolite
300
100
(6)
Flurazepam Metabolite
300
100
(7)
Hydrocodone
2000
2000
(8)
Hydromorphone
2000
2000
(9)
Ketamine Metabolite
100
200
(10)
Lorazepam
300
100
(11)
Lysergic acid diethylamide (LSD)
0.5
0.2
(12)
Meperidine &/or Metabolite
100
100
(13)
Meprobamate
100
200
(14)
Methadone
300
300
(15)
Methylenedioxyamphetamine (MDA)
500
250
(16)
Methylenedioxyethylamphetamine (MDMA/MDEA)
500
250
(17)
Midazolam Metabolite
300
100
(18)
Nordiazepam
300
100
(19)
Oxycodone
100
100
(20)
Oxymorphone
100
100
(21)
Pentazocine
100
100
(22)
Propoxyphene Metabolite
300
300
(23)
Temazepam
300
300
(24)
Tramadol
100
100
(25)
Triazolam Metabolite
100
100
(26)
Zolpidem
100
100
(27)
Amphetamines and methamphetamines
1000
50
(28)
Cocaine
150
100
(29)
Marijuana/cannabinoids (THC) metabolites
50
15
(30)
Opiates (narcotics)
2000
2000
(31)
Phencyclidine (PCP)
25
25
(32)
Barbiturates
300
200
(33)
Benzodiazepines (Nordiazepam)
300
100
(34)
Methaqualone
300
300
(35)
Alcohol/Ethanol
25
20
(36)
6-Acetylmorphine
10
10
(37)
Morphine and Codeine
2000
2000
(38)
N-Benzylpiperazine
1000
1000
(39)
3-FMC and 4-FMC
1000
1000
(40)
Methylone
1000
1000
(41)
Methedrone
1000
1000
(42)
Ethylone
1000
1000
(43)
Butylone
1000
1000
(44)
Ecstasy
250
100
(45)
Pentedrone
1000
1000
(46)
Methoxetamine
1000
1000
(47)
alpha-PVO
1000
1000
(48)
Synthetic Cathinones (Bath
							 salts1)
20
20
(49)
Kratom
10
10
(50)
Propofol
500
500
Synthetic Cannabinoids2
							 (K2, Spice)
5
Urine K2 Metabolites confirmation cutoffs:
(51)
5-F-AB-PINACA
.5
5
(52)
5-F-AKB48
.5
2.5
(53)
5-F-AKB22
.5
5
(54)
AB-CHMINACA
.5
2.5
(55)
AB-FUBINACA
.5
2.5
(56)
AB-PINACA
.5
5
(57)
ADBICA
.5
5
(58)
ADB-PINACA
.5
5
(59)
AKB48
.5
.5
(60)
AM2201
.5
.2
(61)
AM694
.5
.5
(62)
BB-22
.5
5
(63)
JWH018
.5
.2
(64)
JWH019
.5
.2
(65)
JWH073
.5
.2
(66)
JWH081
.5
.5
(67)
JWH122
.5
.2
(68)
JWH200
.5
.5
(69)
JWH203
.5
.5
(70)
JWH210
.5
.5
(71)
JWH250
.5
.5
(72)
JWH398
.5
.5
(73)
MAM2201
.5
.2
(74)
PB-22
.5
5
(75)
RCS-4
.5
.53
(76)
RCS-8
.5
.5
(77)
UR-144
.5
.5
(78)
XLR11
.5
.2
(79)
AM2001
.5
.5
1 Includes MDPV, Naphyrone,
					 Dimethylcathione, Ethcathionone, Pyrovalerone.
2 Common synthetic cannabinoid
					 compounds tested include: AM 2201 Hydroxyphentyl, JWH 018 Pentanoic Acid, JWH
					 073 Butanoic Acid, 5-Fluro ADB Metabolite 7, AB-Fubinaca Metabolite 3, BB-22
					 3-carboxyindole, JWH-122 Hydroxypentyl, AB-Fubinaca Metabolie 4, PB-22
					 3-carboxyindole, MDMB-Fubinaca Metabolite M1, UR-144 Hydroxypentyl, UR-144
					 Pentanoic acid, XLR11 Hydroxypentyl.
(b) Cannabis is not exempt from CALPIA's
				  testing program. Cannabis may affect work performance and safety due to the
				  potential effects, signs and symptoms of effect on focus, problem solving, and
				  memory, mind altering including paranoia, hallucinations, effect on brain,
				  lungs, nervous system, stomach and heart, slowed speech, odor, and lack of
				  motivation, among others.
1.
					 Renumbering of former section
					 8106.1 to section
					 8207, including amendment of
					 section heading, section and NOTE filed 11-13-2018; operative 1-1-2019
					 (Register 2018, No. 46).
Note: Authority cited: Sections
						2801,
						2808 and
						2809, Penal
						Code; Sections
						11349(e)
						and
						19572,
						Government Code; and Section
						599.963, California Code of
						Regulations. Reference: Sections
						2801 and
						2809, Penal
						Code; Executive Order D-58-86 (dated September 24, 1986); Code of Federal
						Regulations, Title 49, Part 40, Subpart F, Section
						40.89, Section
						40.91, Section
						40.93, Section
						40.95 and Section
						40.96; 40 CFR Part 40 (2017); and
						Section
						11362.45(f),
						Health and Safety Code.