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Key Personnel Responsibilities
Wing Commander
Reserve Medical Unit Commander
Unit or Group Commanders
Criteria for Selecting Observers and Trusted Agents
Trusted Agent Role
Observer Role
Member Role
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Key Personnel Responsibilities
Wing Commander
· Appoints in writing the installation-level Cross-Functional Oversight Committee.
Program Administrative Manager (DTPAM).
· Sends copy of appointment letter to the DRPM.
Reserve Medical Unit Commander
· Drug Testing Program Administrative Manager (DTPAM)—recommends a candidate
to the Wing Commander
Unit or Group Commanders
· Trusted Agents—appoint in writing.
· Each Trusted Agent completes a Certification Form
· Provide Credible Observers at testing locations.
· Process no shows or tested positive personnel with appropriate administrative or
UCMJ action.
· Ensure members selected for testing report to the collection site as directed.
· Ensure members that were not available for testing during the current UTA will be
available for testing during the next UTA.
· Forward documentation to the DRPM.
o Trusted Agent Appointment Letter.
o Trusted Agent’s Certification Form.
o UCMJ Concurrence Form for Senior Airmen Observers
Criteria for Selecting Observers and Trusted Agents
· No history of conviction—military and civilian.
· No negative administrative action—example: Letter of Reprimand
· No pending action UCMJ or negative administrative actions.
· Member is not within one year of either separation or transfer from an active
participation status.
· No medical profiles that prevent member from performing observer or trusted agent
duties.
· Observers must be commission officers or staff sergeant and above.
Advocate.
· Observers cannot perform observer duties if they are being tested in the same
session that they would be observing.
Trusted Agent Role
· Receive and maintain rosters of individuals selected for testing IAW AFRIMS Table
and Rule T44-05.R 01.00.
· Notify individuals two hours prior to their testing time.
· Annotate and return the Commander’s Notification letter to the DRPM or DTPAM.
· Ensure supervisors and all other employees receive an initial and annual drug
prevention briefing by the DRPM.
Observer Role
· Review and sign the Observer’s Briefing Form
· Arrive to Test Site one hour prior to testing start time for the DTPAM’s verbal
observer briefing.
· Conduct observer duties as outlined in the Observer’s Briefing Form and as explained
by the DTPAM.
· Follow all directions given by the DTPAM or the DRPM.
· Remain at test site until excused by the DTPAM or the DRPM.
Member Role
· Read and Sign the Commander’s Notification letter.
· Have military or a civilian ID present when checking-in for testing.
· Follow all directions given by the DTPAM or the Observer.
· Remain at test site until excused by the DTPAM or the DRPM