What does a cut off ng/ml level mean for an employment drug screening?

Answer by  Lomerell (25)

This is the cutoff level for the amount of substance discovered in the urine of the person in the drug screening. The actual acronyms stand for nanograms per milliliter. The "cutoff level" means this is the maximum allowed amount to still hire the individual for the job. Any amount detected greater than the cutoff will not be hired.

Answer by  Crystal51 (118)

A cutoff level is the concentration of a substance in the urine. The levels are expressed in nanograms per milliliter (ng/mL). You will test positive about this level.

Answer by  worker2746 (2434)

This is the level of which if you score above it, they will not hire you with the company due to drugs.