When results matter.
Edmonton, Alberta
CannAmm Occupational Testing Services (CannAmm) began as an upstart occupational testing firm set on revolutionizing the industry by providing top-tier quality and service. Built on a philosophy of "getting it done right, fast", CannAmm has grown to be Canada's most trusted provider of occupational testing results, and a valued advisor to our clients on how to establish and manage testing programs that help achieve their workplace safety goals, while also protecting the privacy and human rights of their most valued resource: their people. CannAmm's service offering spans the full range of the Occupational Testing Services spectrum; we are Canada's one-stop shop for safety-sensitive organizations looking to reduce the risks to their employees' health and safety due to drugs and alcohol by providing services in: • Effective policy development and support • Awareness training for supervisors and staff • Specimen collection or health assessment • Medical Review Officer (MRO) services • Result reporting through our secure on-line administrators' portal • Substance abuse assessments and return-to-work programs CannAmm provides reliable and timely service using gold-standard practices to ensure that our clients are always receiving trusted results. That's why a large percentage of Canada's leading contractors, energy companies, mines, site owners, transportation companies, industrial manufacturers and other safety-sensitive organizations choose CannAmm.
Remote · Alberta, Canada, British Columbia, Canada, Manitoba, Canada, Nova Scotia, Canada, Ontario, Canada
The Call Attendant is responsible for end-to-end booking, resulting processes, and administrative tasks during overnight shifts. They act as a front-line liaison between clients, donors, and internal teams to ensure accurate testing coordination and problem resolution.
On-site
The Licensed Practical Nurse will conduct workplace health assessments, including drug and alcohol testing and various occupational medical services. They are also responsible for managing front-desk duties, maintaining accurate documentation, and training staff on medical equipment.
Remote · Alberta, Canada, British Columbia, Canada, Nova Scotia, Canada, Ontario, Canada
The Third Party Site Coordinator manages the network of collection sites by maintaining accurate service information, pricing, and documentation. They also build relationships with site owners and troubleshoot service or resulting issues in collaboration with internal teams.
On-site · Edmonton
The Occupational Testing Collector performs drug and alcohol testing, specimen collection, and various occupational health assessments in a clinical setting. They also manage front-desk duties, including data entry, donor registration, and coordinating service bookings.
On-site · Edmonton
The Team Lead serves as the primary point of contact for collection site staff, providing operational guidance, coaching, and troubleshooting support. They also coordinate service bookings, manage staff rotations, and perform various occupational health testing services to ensure operational consistency and service excellence.
