(a) The Secretary shall establish procedures to ensure that after a serious marine casualty occurs, alcohol testing of crew members or other individuals responsible for the operation or other safety-sensitive functions of the vessel or vessels involved in such casualty is conducted no later than 2 hours after the casualty occurs, unless such testing cannot be completed within that time due to safety concerns directly related to the casualty. (b) The procedures in subsection (a) shall require that
Personnel employed by tank vessels operating within the waters of the commonwealth shall be subject to this section. An owner or operator of a tank vessel shall have policies, procedures and practices for alcohol and drug testing that comply with 33 CFR Part 95 and 46 CFR Parts 4 and 16. The owner's and operator's policies, procedures, and practices shall ensure that: (i) a person neither consumes, nor is under the influence of, alcohol on a tank vessel while on the waters of the commonwealth unless
(a)Alcohol testing . (1) When conducting alcohol testing required in §4.06-3(a), an individual determined under this part to be directly involved in the SMI must provide a specimen of their breath, blood, or saliva to the marine employer as required in this subpart. (2) Collection of an individual's blood to comply with §4.06-3(a) must be taken only by qualified medical personnel. (3) Collection of an individual's saliva or breath to comply with §4.06-3(a) must be taken only by personnel trained