Training Session Topics

Introduction to DOT Drug & Alcohol Testing

Drug & Alcohol Testing for FTA-Covered Employers

An introductory course perfectly suited to individuals who are seeking a clear understanding of the

This introductory- level course is perfectly suited to individuals seeking a requisite understanding of the USDOT drug and alcohol testing regulations impacting millions of transportation workplaces throughout the United States. During this course, Diana focuses on USDOT rule 49 CFR Part 40 and builds a foundation for her industry-specific courses.

Target audience:

USDOT regulated employers
Designated Employer Representatives (DER)
Human Resource Managers
State Safety Officers
Compliance Auditors
Labor Relations Managers
Testing Service Agents

Drug & Alcohol Testing for FTA-Covered Employers

This course presents the learner with a "boots on the ground" look at the role and responsibilities of a transit agency's Drug and Alcohol Program Manager (DAPM). Diana outlines the FTA testing program requirements, per 49 CFR Part 655, focusing specifically on practical application of the FTA testing rule within transit operations, best practices and ways to avoid the most common audit findings.

Target audience:

Transit Drug & Alcohol Program Managers
Transit Designated Employer Representatives
Transit Human Resource Professionals
Transit Safety Officers/Risk Managers
State DOT Compliance Oversight Authorities

Drug & Alcohol Testing for FMCSA-Covered Employers

Drug & Alcohol Testing for FTA-Covered Employers

Drug & Alcohol Testing for FMCSA-Covered Employers

This course is designed to educate those who employ commercial drivers covered by the FMCSA rule, 49 CFR Part 382. Diana outlines how to implement an FMCSA-compliant testing program. You'll learn how to conduct pre-employment testing, query the FMCSA Clearinghouse, manage a compliant random testing pool, conduct post-accident testing and much more.

Target audience:

School Board Transportation
Commercial Trucking HR Professionals
County and Municipal HR Professionals
Public Transportation providers not otherwise covered by FTA rule (Section 5310 sub-recipients)

Understanding the USDOT's Return-to-Duty Process

Drug & Alcohol Testing for FMCSA-Covered Employers

During this short course, Diana describes how to navigate the USDOT's Return-to-Duty Process which must be successfully completed before an employee can resume safety-sensitive duties for any DOT-covered employer following a violation.

Target audience:

An employee or applicant who had a positive drug test, an alcohol test result of 0.04 BAC or greater, or refused to submit to a DOT-required test
Designated Employer Representatives

How to Monitor Collection Site Compliance

Understanding the USDOT's Return-to-Duty Process

Improving Service Agent & Employer Relations

Any employer subject to federal auditing understands the importance of using compliant service agents to execute your DOT testing program. Unfortunately, the point of collection is often the weakest link. This unique course takes an undercover inspection approach to educate you on how to monitor a collection site for security, integrity and proper protocols, in accordance with 49 CFR Part 40.

Target audience:

Designated Employer Representatives
Program Oversight Authorities/Auditors
Third Party Administrators

Improving Service Agent & Employer Relations

Understanding the USDOT's Return-to-Duty Process

Improving Service Agent & Employer Relations

Service agent training typically focuses solely on meeting the qualification requirements per 49 CFR Part 40. This course bridges the gap between the service agents and the employers they serve. The learner will gain an employer's perspective, while learning about various program challenges and the compliance issues that employers face during program audits.

Target audience:

DOT Urine Specimen Collectors
DOT Alcohol Testing Personnel
Substance Abuse Professionals
Third-Party Administrators