"walked out of az drug testing facility"

Just wanted to add to that, I also didn't realize it was legal for them to watch you. I have always "heard" that they are only allowed to do that to people like on probation or convicted felon. Kind of fringes on your civil rights. Don't want to get you worked up, but personally I would be a little pee'd off!

 

I wouldn't go any further until you have cleared this up and are for sure about the laws. Right now, technically you failed a drug test and were booted from school. No company is going to want anything to do with you for at least 5-8 years. Do not call any companies and do not discuss it with any recruiters. Once you put this on an app there is no erasing it or taking it back.

Another thing you can do is go to the OOIDA website and find a link to a good trucking lawyer in which you can talk to and ask about this matter.

 

You may not have a CDL but you were taking a DOT drug test and the rules state on a DOT drug test that if you walk out it is a failure. If its too watered down that is also a failure.

 

Hang in there man, you will get this figured out.

 

Actually that is considered a negative dilute and you are given another one. One of the dangers of drinking a lot of water, too.

 

I just went through an orientation, and there was a guy there they asked to re-take the test because his first sample was too diluted. So I'd say Twilight Flyer is correct. It's not a failure, but it does need to be re-done. Walking out, however, for any reason, is a failure.

 

The lab has to perform validity tests on your urine to insure that it is consistent with human urine. When they tested yours obviously the creatinine level was too low, which triggered a required test of the specific gravity of the sample. The pH of your urine was so low that it was considered Acidic. I am certain the opinion of the lab was that you gave it good effort but the urine was not "consistent with human urine" and since you are human that leaves room for no speculation to form a conclusion. That's why the next collection was observed.

 

Yep! That's correct.