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BOP Program Statement 3760.01 § 2
PROGRAM RESPONSIBILITY
This program statement is under the general direction of the Health Services Division (HSD),
with the Bureau's National DFWP Coordinator (National Coordinator) administering the
program. The National Coordinator reports to the Chief, Occupational Safety & Health (OSH)
within HSD. Consistent with HHS and DOT regulations, the National Coordinator must perform
all duties specified in Chapter 6, Section A of the Model Plan for a Comprehensive Drug-Free
Workplace Program.
a. Local Responsibility. Chief Executive Officers (CEOs) must implement and administer
this program statement within their respective locations. In this program statement, CEO refers
to the following:
Wardens
Directors, Staff Training Centers
Community Corrections Managers
Regional Directors
Assistant Directors
Director, Federal Bureau of Prisons
b. Office of General Counsel. The Employment Law Branch, Office of General Counsel,
will provide legal counsel to management officials regarding all aspects of the program, and
provide advice and guidance to management officials concerning the following:
Reasonable suspicion testing
Post-accident testing
Random testing
Identification of specific positions as TDPs
Disciplinary/adverse actions
History
PS 3760.01 dated 2026-06-22
Provenance
- Source
- bop.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-20
- Edition
- bop-ps-2026-09-20
- Content hash
252a98186ac4fb9b92aba9af9ff6f53bea894f259a7366f94cc247b173de65a6
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