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A New Way of Training for 2020

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues, companies are continuing to restrict travel and meeting sizes, including in-person trainings. In addition to a highly increased demand for online training, we have also noticed some customers continuing to request the benefits of...

Essential Supplies Checklist for BATs

Have you ever been about to conduct a breath alcohol test or training class and realized, too late, that you didn’t have an essential item on hand to complete the test? (We hope you didn’t “wing” it!) Or, have you ever been asked for your BAT...

Is it DOT or Non-DOT?

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. The federal...

FMCSA Drug & Alcohol Clearinghouse Information

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) Clearinghouse is on track to be up and running on January 6, 2020. The Clearinghouse will be a secure electronic database containing records of violations of drug and alcohol prohibitions of subpart B of 49CFR...

Federal Custody and Control Form

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...

10 Steps for Alcohol Testing Readiness

Are your BATs prepared for alcohol testing – at a moment’s notice? For the average service provider, the majority of workplace collections are urine specimens for drug tests, not breath specimens for alcohol. That makes it easy to lose focus on your preparedness to...
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