['Drug and Alcohol Testing - DOT']
['Drug testing - Motor Carrier']
06/24/2024
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Also applies to:
- §40.67 When and how is a directly observed collection conducted?
Question: Can the monitor (or direct observer) of a collection be a co-worker or immediate supervisor of the employee?
Answer:
- The immediate supervisor of a particular employee may not act as the collector when that employee is tested, unless no other collector is available and the supervisor is permitted to do so under a DOT operating administration’s drug and alcohol regulation.
- The immediate supervisor may act as a monitor or observer (if same gender) if there is no alternate method at the collection site to conduct a monitored or observed collection.
- An employee who is in a safety-sensitive position and subject to the DOT drug testing rules should not be a collector, an observer, or a monitor for co-workers who are in the same testing pool or who work together with that employee on a daily basis.
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