Pre-Employment Drug Testing
Warehouse and logistics roles often tested, retail less.
Target Drug Test Policy (2026): What Applicants Should Know
Drug test information last updated February 1, 2026.
Target applies drug testing selectively, often for safety-sensitive roles.
Quick Facts
Does Target drug test?
✔ Sometimes ⚠️
Type
Urine test
When
Pre-employment, post-incident
Roles most tested
Warehouse, drivers, security
State & Location Variations
Marijuana legality and workplace testing rules differ by state. Use the selector to view guidance tailored to your location.
United States (General): Safety-sensitive tested more often.
Random & Post-Accident Testing
Testing may occur after incidents.
How Tests Are Conducted
- Typically a urine test test at an authorized clinic.
- Bring government ID and HR paperwork.
- Results are confidential and shared only with HR.
Employee Experiences
Warehouse staff report more testing than store clerks.
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