Easy-to-Use, Engaging Drug and Alcohol Training
FMCSA post-accident testing is drug and alcohol testing of drivers involved in accidents while performing safety-sensitive functions. If you determine that a driver has been
When hiring a new driver, you must do FMCSA pre-employment drug testing. There are a few steps to doing this correctly. They are as follows:
The DOT requires a direct observation urine collection in five instances. Learn them now.
What Happens When You Fail a DOT Drug or Alcohol Test? You are removed from safety-sensitive functions, and you must complete the DOT return-to-duty process
A chain of custody form, or CCF, is a document used to keep track of a specimen in the drug testing process. It tracks the
The goal of this post is to provide an overview and summary of the DOT drug testing requirements. These requirements and rules hold up for
Carrying out reasonable suspicion drug and alcohol testing is a key part of any drug and alcohol testing program. It is especially important for DOT
In this post, we will compare the DOT vs. non-DOT drug test. We will clarify the key differences in DOT and non-DOT drug and alcohol