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The Alcohol, Drugs and Impairment Division (ADID) was formed by the National Safety Council in 2013 and superseded their Committee on Alcohol and Other Drugs (CAOD) formed in 1959, which superseded their Committee on Tests for Intoxication formed in 1936.
The current ADID membership of about 100 volunteers have shared professional safety interests to eliminate preventable deaths and injuries from alcohol, drugs and other impairment (e.g., distraction, fatigue). The ADID is comprised of forensic toxicologists, chemists, psychologists, attorneys, law enforcement officials, educators, test instrument manufacturers and others (e.g., ADI resource advocates, forensic research librarian, judge, sociologist).
The ADID is governed by an executive board comprised of three ADID officers (see below), 15 elected regular members, five at-large members appointed by the ADID chairperson, and an NSC staff member.
For more information or inquiries about the NSC Alcohol, Drugs & Impairment Division or the resources on this page, contact divisions@nsc.org.
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