DOT - Drug and Alcohol
Testing and Training
Reasonable Suspicion Supervisor Training
The DOT is very specific in the requirements for drug and alcohol detection, direction, and regulatory process. The program exceeds the minimum requirements by the DOT and provides DOT certification of the supervisor training, per DOT regulations.
The DOT certification requirements are exceeded with visual presentation of paraphernalia and concealment packages that have been confiscated within the industry. Workplace usage, detection indicators, refresher information, instructions on how to manage the employee when detection occurs, will direct and support the supervisors next steps in regulatory process. A “Reasonable Suspicion / For Cause” document is provided to envelope the inclusive training and substantiate Supervisors decisions.
This training session is available in virtual format and individual or group sessions.
Collector Training and Certification
Training procedures for DOT specimen collection and alcohol testing are required by the United States Department of transportation (DOT). The procedures are extensive, and both the collector and the employer are responsible for regulation compliance. This inclusive collector training and certification of compliance course follows the DOT procedures outlined in 49 CFR Part 40 Subpart E and Part 40 Subpart L. Upon completion of the training, mock collections and mock alcohol testing, the DOT certification is issued and is valid for five (5) years.
This training session is available in virtual format and individual or group sessions.
Train the Trainer
This program provides additional directives for in-house Collector Training and Certification. It allows training of company-employed collection personnel, helping them become proficient in providing collection services according to industry regulations and standards.
This training session is available in virtual format and individual or group sessions.
Error Correction Training – Included with Train the Trainer
When an error occurs in the collection process that causes the test to be cancelled; I/e: fatal or uncorrectable flaw, the collector is required to go through error correction training. This training must occur within 30 days of notification of the collection error. The Error Correction Training program outlines the process, requirements, and Error Correction Training form substantiating satisfactory completion per DOT Rule 49 CFR Part 40 Section 40.33 Subpart F. Error Correction Training may be performed by individuals who have successfully completed the Train the Trainer program.
This training session is available in virtual format and individual or group sessions.
