State DOT Drug and Alcohol Testing Reporting Requirements for CDL
Some states require just the employer to make the report, while others require it of the medical review officer (MRO), The following breaks it down ...
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Does a Failed DOT Drug Test Go on Your Record?
A failed DOT drug test is recorded in the FMCSA Clearinghouse and linked to your CDL. However, you can return to safety-sensitive work by completing ...
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Navigating Workplace Challenges
Published January 2025, NDASA Winter eMagazine By: Sandra Serrano Navigating Workplace Challenges: DOT Substance Abuse Compliance Made Simple Substance use in the workplace presents significant ...
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5 Things to Know About SAPs
Understanding Substance Abuse Professionals This infographic provides essential information about Substance Abuse Professionals (SAPs) and their critical role within the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) ...
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Workplace SUD Programs: Cut Costs and Retain Talent
Investing in Recovery: How Employers Can Reduce Costs and Retain Talent with Substance Use Disorder (SUD) Programs in the Workplace By ASAP Staff Replacing a ...
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6 Steps to Get Back to Work Safely
The infographic outlines the return-to-duty process, which consists of six essential steps for ensuring safe re-employment following a violation of DOT regulations. Initially, employees who ...
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Clearinghouse-II Status and CDL Downgrades
Clearinghouse-II Status and CDL Downgrades By ASAP Staff The FMCSA Clearinghouse rule, implemented by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA), was established to improve ...
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DOT Oral Fluid Collector
DOT Makes Oral Fluid Collector Training Easier By ASAP Staff When the U.S. Department of Transportation issued final regulations in May of 2023 for lab-based ...
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5 Things to Know About Your SAP
Read the following infographic on 5 Things to Know About Your Substance Abuse Professional (SAP). Click on the image to see it in full screen. ...
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Drug Possession Is a Crime Again in Oregon
Drug possession is a crime again in Oregon. Here is what you should know. By: Michelle Wiley (OPB) Oregon has ended its experiment with drug decriminalization. ...
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