Ohio Administrative Code Search

...an employee is involved in the use, possession, sale, solicitation, or transfer of alcohol and/or other drugs while working, or while on the employer's premises or operating the employer's vehicle, machinery, or equipment. (6) The occurrence of a significant incident involving an employee's on the job actions which has resulted in the personal injury of any person, or in which expensive prope...

...an employee is involved in the use, possession, sale, solicitation, or transfer of alcohol and/or other drugs while working, or while on the employer's premises or operating the employer's vehicle, machinery, or equipment. (6) The occurrence of a significant incident involving an employee's on the job actions which has resulted in the personal injury of any person, or in which expensive prope...

...ashish, trafficking in a controlled substance analog, trafficking in a fentanyl-related compound). (115) 2925.04 (illegal manufacture of drugs, illegal cultivation of marijuana). (116) 2925.041 (illegal assembly or possession of chemicals for the manufacture of drugs). (117) 2925.05 (aggravated funding of drug or marihuana [marijuana] trafficking, drug or marihuana [marijuana] trafficking)....

...in hashish, trafficking in a controlled substance analog, trafficking in a fentanyl-related compound). (xxviii) 2925.04 (illegal manufacture of drugs, illegal cultivation of marijuana). (xxix) 2925.041 (illegal assembly or possession of chemicals for the manufacture of drugs). (xxx) 3716.11 (placing harmful or hazardous objects in food or confection). (xxxi) If related to another off...

...in hashish, trafficking in a controlled substance analog, trafficking in a fentanyl-related compound). (cxv) 2925.04 (illegal manufacture of drugs, illegal cultivation of marihuana [marijuana]). (cxvi) 2925.041 (illegal assembly or possession of chemicals for the manufacture of drugs). (cxvii) 2925.05 (aggravated funding of drug or marihuana [marijuana] trafficking, funding of drug or marihuana [marijuana] traffic...

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...e drive-up window, must be possessed or controlled by the dispensary or authorized for use of the area via express written consent by the property owner. (K) Curbside pickup: (1) A dispensary may petition the division to distribute purchased inventory via curbside pickup. (2) The dispensary shall ensure the area designated for curbside pickup, and the immediately surrounding area, is secure...

... mining operations and which contains a substance which, through chemical action or physical effects, is likely to kill, injure, or impair biota commonly present in the area that might be exposed to it. (VVVVVV) "Transfer, assignment, or sale of permit rights" means a change of a permittee, including, but not limited to, any fundamental legal change in the structure or nature of a permittee, a name c...

...2925.11 (possession of a controlled substance that is not a minor drug possession offense) of the Revised Code. (i) "Other motor vehicle offenses," which means a violation of section 4511.75 (violation of school bus warning lights), 4511.21 (school zone speed limit) while operating a school vehicle, or 4511.62 (railroad crossing violation) of the Revised Code; that occurred either within one ...

... or 2925.11 (possession of a controlled substance that is not a minor drug possession offense) of the Revised Code. (i) "Other motor vehicle offenses," which means a violation of section 4511.75 (violation of school bus warning lights), 4511.21 (school zone speed limit) while operating a school vehicle, or 4511.62 (railroad crossing violation) of the Revised Code; that occurred either within one year prior to the da...

..., possession or use of a controlled substance on university property or as part of any university activity is strictly prohibited. (4) Students and employees must notify Miami university of any criminal drug statute conviction for a violation occurring on university property no later than five days after such conviction. (5) Any student who violates any portion of this policy will be subject...

..., possession or use of a controlled substance on university property or as part of any university activity is strictly prohibited. (4) Students and employees must notify Miami university of any criminal drug statute conviction for a violation occurring on university property no later than five days after such conviction. (5) Any student who violates any portion of this policy will be subject...

... or possession or alcohol or controlled substance. In accordance with FERPA, the office of the dean of students may notify parents/legal guardians, without their student's consent, when their student is under the age of twenty-one and; (a) Violates the code of student conduct concerning the use or possession of controlled substances (i.e. illegal drugs); or (b) Violates the code of student conduct c...

... or possession or alcohol or controlled substance. In accordance with FERPA, the office of the dean of students or designee may notify parents/legal guardians, without their student's consent, when their student is under the age of twenty-one and; (a) Violates the code of student conduct concerning the use or possession of controlled substances (i.e., illegal drugs excluding prohibited cannabis o...

...uid (including alcohol), drug, or other substance that subjects the person to a substantial risk of mental or physical harm; and /or (c) Cause or create a substantial risk of causing mental or physical harm to another and/or engage in any act or omission that contributes to the death of another. (ii) See rule 3341-2-49 of the Administrative Code for reporting obligations and options, i...

...uid (including alcohol), drug, or other substance that subjects the person to a substantial risk of mental or physical harm; and /or (c) Cause or create a substantial risk of causing mental or physical harm to another and/or engage in any act or omission that contributes to the death of another. (ii) See rule 3341-2-49 of the Administrative Code for reporting obligations and options, i...

...uid (including alcohol), drug, or other substance that subjects the person to a substantial risk of mental or physical harm; and /or (c) Cause or create a substantial risk of causing mental or physical harm to another and/or engage in any act or omission that contributes to the death of another. (ii) See rule 3341-2-49 of the Administrative Code for reporting obligations and options, i...

... dispensing, transfer, or possession of controlled substances, alcoholic beverages, substances not medically authorized or any other substance that may impair an individual's academic or work performance or pose a hazard to the individual, public, students, or employees of the university on its property or at any of its activities. If a violation of this policy occurs, support programs will be made available when ap...

...sed Code); or (b) Has alcohol in their possession (section 382.204 of the Revised Code); or (c) Is using alcohol on the job (section 382.205 of the Revised Code); or (d) Has used alcohol within the past four hours (section 382.207 of the Revised Code); or (e) Refused to submit to an alcohol or drug test required by this policy (section 382.211 of the Revised Code); or (f) Has used a controlled substance (section...

...) Alcohol contributing to a pattern of substance abuse. (d) The university believes that parent notification is an educational measure that will provide students and parents an opportunity to appropriately deal with a potential problem that could result in serious academic, social, and personal health concerns. (ix) Release to parties. The release of non-directory information to external parties without the stude...

...ohol contributing to a pattern of substance abuse. (d) The university believes that parent notification is an educational measure that will provide students and parents an opportunity to appropriately deal with a potential problem that could result in serious academic, social, and personal health concerns. (ix) Release to parties. The release of non-directory information to exte...

...anufacture, distribution, dispensation, possession, or use of controlled substances or the unauthorized use of alcohol by university employees, students or volunteers on university premises or university vehicles on or off-campus is prohibited. (2) Employees may not be at work and students may not participate in coursework or clinical work while under the influence of alcohol or while unlawfully ...

... refers to a substance whose use or possession is controlled by federal or state law but that is not being used or possessed under the supervision of a licensed health care professional. (4) "Reasonable suspicion" refers to situations where a person believes, based on the combination of facts and circumstances available at the time, there is evidence suggesting the use or the influence of dru...