DOT Reasonable Suspicion Supervisor Training - Drugs

Transportation employees of DOT-regulated employers who perform tasks that have been defined as 'safety-sensitive' are subject to drug and alcohol testing.

This includes 'reasonable suspicion' testing, which is required when a properly trained supervisor suspects that an employee is under the influence of alcohol or illegal drugs based on the employee's appearance, behavior, speech, or smell.

Supervisors and company officials who may need to make a 'reasonable suspicion' test determination are required to complete at least 1 hour of training on the signs and symptoms of DOT-prohibited drug use.

This course describes the five DOT-regulated drug classes, including

  • signs and symptoms of use
  • types of observations that can be used for reasonable suspicion drug test determinations
  • what happens during a reasonable suspicion interview
  • specimen collection
  • drug testing

Welcome Reasonable Suspicion Drug Testing RS Test Determination Requirements DOT-Specified Illegal Drug Classes Prescription Drugs Marijuana Appearance and Use Cocaine Appearance and Use Amphetamines Appearance and Use Opiates Appearance and Use PCP Appea Regulations 49 CFR Part 40

*This course offers additional translations. Translations provided are Spanish, French, French Canadian and Russian.

Course details

Duration
1 hour
Price
$49.00
Certificate
Certificate of Completion
Category
Compliance & Prep Courses
Course code
RVCT-1004
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