Big sites, long gates, a lot of trucks
Large industrial construction around Taylor runs on subcontractor crews, multiple shifts and strict site rules. Getting a worker off a big site, through the gate and to a clinic in Round Rock or Austin can eat half a shift, and on a large project that adds up fast. Most site safety programs also expect testing after any incident, not just DOT-reportable ones.
We come to you. We set up in your trailer or laydown-yard office, test the people who need it, and leave the paperwork with your safety lead.
Who we test in Taylor
- Industrial construction subcontractors running electrical, mechanical, concrete, steel and civil crews, often on day and night shifts.
- Haulers on US-79 and SH-130 moving aggregate, concrete, equipment and materials between Taylor, Hutto and Round Rock, and east toward Thrall and Rockdale.
- Ready-mix and aggregate fleets serving the site work east of town along SH-95 and FM 973.
- New-hire waves when a contractor ramps up a crew and needs pre-employment screens for a group at once.
Random testing days on site
On-site randoms are the biggest time saver for Taylor contractors. Your TPA or program manager pulls the names, you tell us the trailer and the time, and we collect each person in turn while the rest of the crew keeps working. DOT drivers and non-DOT craft workers can be tested in the same visit, on separate forms. Start-of-shift and end-of-shift times are common so nobody is pulled mid-task.
Post-accident and suspicion call-outs
For an FMCSA post-accident test, alcohol should be tested within 2 hours and must stop at 8, and the drug collection must happen within 32 hours. A wreck on US-79 or a yard incident on a night shift is the case clinics can't cover. Call (832) 472-1058 and we will give you an honest arrival time based on where we are, then come straight to the scene, the yard or the site gate.
For reasonable suspicion, keep the worker with a supervisor and off the job, don't let them drive, and call. We test discreetly, away from the crew.
Fit testing for industrial crews
Crews in tight-fitting respirators need an annual fit test under OSHA 1910.134. We run quantitative fit tests with a TSI PortaCount at your site, and can pair them with a random testing day so you only stage one visit.
Services in Taylor
- Post-accident testing in Taylor
- Reasonable suspicion in Taylor
- On-site random testing in Taylor
- Breath alcohol testing in Taylor
- Pre-employment screening in Taylor
- After-hours testing in Taylor
- Respirator fit testing in Taylor
- BAT training in Taylor
We also cover Hutto, Thrall, Granger and Coupland.
Taylor questions
Can you test inside a large industrial site in Taylor?
Yes, as long as you sponsor access. Give us the gate, the badge or escort process and your trailer location, and we will plan around it.
Can you test day and night shifts on the same day?
Yes. Tell us both shift times and the headcount for each, and we will schedule the visit around them.
Do you cover Hutto, Thrall and Granger too?
Yes. Taylor, Hutto, Thrall, Granger, Coupland and the rest of eastern Williamson County are in our service area.