Industry News

Company Announcements

October 26, 2017

DISA Global Solutions, a TPA with more than 30 years’ experience in the drug and alcohol testing industry, aims to expand and share our knowledge by attending and participating in numerous conferences throughout the year. At our most recent conference IFDAT 2017, Michael Abreu helped present what DISA Global Solutions is seeing in the industry.

Drug and Alcohol Testing

October 20, 2017

Employers value drug screening services like those offered by DISA because the results enable them to make informed staffing decisions that help keep their workplaces and job sites safe. The advancement of on-site mobile testing has taken that benefit and made it even easier to realize.

Acquisitions

October 10, 2017

DISA increases its capacity, expertise, and scope of services with strategic acquisitions driven by the purpose of assisting clients in making the most informed decisions.

Occupational Health

October 03, 2017

In 2015, members of Google’s HR department set out to define the common characteristics of the company’s most successful teams. The leading trait was something they dubbed “psychological safety.” When staffers felt they could take risks without fear of embarrassment—or, worse, termination—they were more successful in the long run.

Transportation Compliance

September 26, 2017

At DISA, we work to provide employment screening services that meet industry-specific requirements and compliance standards. Our goal is always to help you make well-informed staffing decisions, so we tailor each custom package to meet requirements while enhancing your employee screening process.

Company Announcements

September 19, 2017

DISA Global Solutions, Inc., a leading provider of employee screening and transportation services, is now an endorsed partner for the Mississippi Trucking Association (MTA). The MTA is an independent, non-profit trade association that represents trucking companies and vendors in the trucking industry across the State of Mississippi.

Occupational Health

September 18, 2017

Singapore’s Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong recently announced plans to reduce the city-state’s workplace fatality rate to less than one fatality per 100,000 workers by 2028.