DOT Online Training for Supervisors, DERs, Specimen Collectors, and Employees

This training provides DERs with a comprehensive understanding of their responsibilities under DOT drug and alcohol testing regulations (49 CFR Part 40), including terminology and workplace testing procedures. The video-based course lasts approximately 6.5-8 hours, allows pausing and re-taking, and offers a printable certificate upon completion.

This training helps supervisors identify reasonable suspicion for drug and alcohol testing, covering DOT regulations, signs and symptoms, prescription drug use, refusal situations, and retention times, with additional resources provided. The video-based course lasts approximately 2-2.5 hours, allows pausing and re-taking, and offers a printable certificate upon completion.

This refresher course helps supervisors maintain their understanding of Reasonable Suspicion Testing, covering patterns of substance abuse, workplace confrontation, prevention strategies, and the financial impact of addiction. The video-based training lasts approximately 2-2.5 hours, allows pausing and re-taking, and provides a printable certificate upon completion.

This course educates employees on the effects of alcohol misuse and drug abuse, covering commonly abused substances, retention times, and community resources, with chapter quizzes and a final exam. The video-based training lasts approximately 2-2.5 hours, allows pausing and re-taking, and provides a printable certificate upon completion.

This 90-minute webinar provides an introduction to the drug and alcohol testing industry, covering DOT and Non-DOT testing, Drug-Free Workplace programs, testing types, and starting a drug testing business. Designed for beginners, it offers insights into the industry's history, regulations, and practical applications.

This short course helps employers ensure their employees are aware of the signs, symptoms, effects, and consequences of Ecstasy abuse, especially those trained before its addition to the Federal drug testing panel in October 2010. It emphasizes the risks of continued use for individuals who may perceive the drug as "safe."

This course qualifies participants for DOT and Non-DOT urine collection, including required mock collections. It includes a training manual, video demonstration, and a self-paced 2-hour online module, followed by a scheduled mock collection with provided lab supplies, culminating in certification upon completion.

This course qualifies participants for DOT and Non-DOT oral fluid collection, including required mock collections. It provides a training manual, video demonstration, and a self-paced 2-hour online module, followed by scheduled mock collections with lab supplies, culminating in certification upon completion.