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Why Is Reasonable Suspicion Training Required For DOT-Regulated Supervisors?

Reasonable suspicion training is required for DOT-regulated supervisors to help them identify and respond to potential drug and alcohol use by employees in safety-sensitive positions.

The DOT requires that supervisors receive this training to ensure that they can recognize signs and symptoms of drug and alcohol use and take appropriate action when necessary.

Training is critical to maintaining a safe workplace and preventing accidents, injuries, and fatalities. Supervisors who receive this training are better equipped to identify potential substance abuse issues and take appropriate action, such as removing an employee from safety-sensitive duties, referring the employee for testing, and ensuring that the employee receives appropriate treatment and follow-up.

Overall, reasonable suspicion training is an essential component of the DOT's drug and alcohol testing program and helps to ensure that supervisors are prepared to take action when necessary to promote safety in transportation industries.

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Non-DOT Reasonable Suspicion Training for Supervisors

Non-DOT Reasonable Suspicion Training is a 2-hour online course for supervisors in non-regulated workplaces. Focuses on identifying signs of drug/alcohol abuse, understanding the impact, and procedural responsibilities, and covers state-specific issues. Certificate issued upon completion.

2 hours of training

$55.00/credit

Non-DOT Urine Specimen Collector Training

Non-DOT Urine Specimen Collector Training takes 4 hours, including mock collections. Covers "collect-only" and "QuickScreens" for non-regulated testing. Includes initial training supplies, state law updates, and multimedia learning. Certificate issued upon completion.

5 hours of training

$650.00/credit