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Mobile Medical Corporation Salutes Construction Workers at Ground Zero as NYC Skyline Grows
Mobile Medical Corporation applauds the construction workers at ground zero for their hard work and is proud to be part of the safe rebuilding effort at Ground Zero. One of the first of six skyscrapers that will be on the site altogether is the Freedom Tower also known as One World Trade Center. One World Trade Center now stands at 78 storeys and will eventually soar to 104 floors, or 1,776ft, becoming the tallest building in Manhattan when it’s completed in 2013.

MMC's Mobile On-site Medical Testing Unit contributes to the safety protocols of the construction efforts by providing drug testing services to certain contractors who are working on Ground Zero construction projects. When it comes to compliant and multi-leveled substance abuse testing programs, Pittsburgh based Mobile Medical Corporation (MMC) offers a vast array of compatible screening solutions designed to meet any Drug Free Workplace initiative nationwide. MMC's certified collection technicians all pass a rigorous DATIA training course. MMC partners with the largest accredited laboratories in the nation which allows us to truly be involved from start to finish on every drug test we perform for our clients. All of Mobile Medical Corporation's laboratory partners are certified by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) to meet all strict government requirements.

For information on all of MMC's On-Site Industrial Medical Services please call an office nearest you!

Astoria, NY- 718-777-8358

Pittsburgh, PA - 888-662-8358

Cleveland, OH - 877-688-8358

Baltimore. MD - 866-458-8951

Sacramento, CA - 866-914-3921

Paramus, NJ - 201-265-3791


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