by Adam Bell | Aug 2, 2019 | DOT, Training, Workplace
One of the most important pieces of information a BAT needs prior to beginning a drug or alcohol test is whether the test is DOT or non DOT. This information will dictate which Alcohol Test Form will be used and what procedures the BAT will follow. What are Non-DOT...
by Adam Bell | Oct 25, 2018 | Uncategorized
1. Distractions It is important not to be distracted while conducting a test. Be sure your co-workers know not to disturb any technician performing a breath alcohol test (or urine drug screen collection). Do not initiate any conversations, in person or on the...
by Adam Bell | Jul 16, 2018 | Uncategorized
As most of you are aware, the Federal Custody & Control Form changed to a new version as of June 30th. The new form no longer has a check box for DOT as a testing authority. The hyphen after DOT has been removed as well. The Collector is still required to indicate...
by Adam Bell | Dec 8, 2017 | Uncategorized
Some of our commonly asked questions have to do with air blanks: what they are, when to conduct them, and how. Here are the answers to those burning questions: What is an air blank? An air blank, or blank check, is a test to insure there is no alcohol present in the...
by Adam Bell | May 30, 2017 | Uncategorized
An audit by a DOT Operating Agency can be initiated in various ways. It may be a random event or DOT could be actively investigating. Some operating agencies (e.g. FAA) have regularly scheduled audits with larger employers. Service Agents generally get audited because...
