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['Drug and Alcohol Testing - DOT']
['Evidential breath testing device (EBT) - Motor Carrier', 'Substance abuse professional (SAP) - Motor Carrier', 'Drug and alcohol policy - Motor Carrier', 'Medical review officer (MRO) - Motor Carrier', 'Drug testing - Motor Carrier', 'Alcohol testing - Motor Carrier', 'Drug and alcohol recordkeeping - Motor Carrier']
12/21/2023
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What clinics, labs, forms, and testing devices may be used?
['Drug and Alcohol Testing - DOT']
- Requirements for all aspects of the testing process are outlined in Part 40.
Part 40 includes requirements for all aspects of the testing process, including requirements for the specimen collection site, collection personnel and devices, forms, testing labs, medical review officers (MROs), substance abuse professionals (SAPs), and so on. Note that:
- For alcohol testing, a testing device approved by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration must be used. This includes both breath and saliva testing devices. The test results are recorded on the Department of Transportation (DOT) alcohol testing form (ATF).
- For drug testing, the urine or oral-fluid specimen analysis must be performed at a laboratory certified by the Department of Health and Human Services; Drug test results are recorded on the Federal Drug Testing Custody and Control Form (CCF).
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FOUNDATIONAL LEARNING
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What regulations apply to DOT drug and alcohol testing?
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Key definitions
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What is the designated employer representative’s (DER’s) role?
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DER as contact person
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What service providers will a motor carrier need to manage its testing program?
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Auditing service providers
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Consortium/Third-party administrators
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On-site audits of collection sites
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Providing collectors with necessary information
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Steps in the MRO’s verification process
What clinics, labs, forms, and testing devices may be used?
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['Drug and Alcohol Testing - DOT']
- Requirements for all aspects of the testing process are outlined in Part 40.
Part 40 includes requirements for all aspects of the testing process, including requirements for the specimen collection site, collection personnel and devices, forms, testing labs, medical review officers (MROs), substance abuse professionals (SAPs), and so on. Note that:
- For alcohol testing, a testing device approved by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration must be used. This includes both breath and saliva testing devices. The test results are recorded on the Department of Transportation (DOT) alcohol testing form (ATF).
- For drug testing, the urine or oral-fluid specimen analysis must be performed at a laboratory certified by the Department of Health and Human Services; Drug test results are recorded on the Federal Drug Testing Custody and Control Form (CCF).
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