May 30, 2025
Building Confidence in DOT Testing: Understanding the Two-Step ProcessThis blog breaks down the DOT testing process, how it differs from other testing methods, and why it’s important for treatment programs to align with DOT standards when working with DOT clients.
May 23, 2025
Refusals That Should Not Be in the Clearinghouse: What You Need to KnowLearn the difference between valid and invalid pre-employment refusals, how to correct mistakes through the DataQ system, and what steps employers and employees should take to stay compliant.
May 23, 2025
The Role of FAA DERs in DOT Drug and Alcohol Testing ComplianceDesignated Employer Representatives (DERs) play a critical role in ensuring compliance with DOT drug and alcohol testing regulations.
May 23, 2025
Understanding Employer-Determined Refusals in DOT Drug TestingWhile refusals to test can result in serious consequences, there are situations where employers have the authority to overturn a refusal and classify the incident as a canceled test instead.
May 20, 2025
What Happens When Employees Experience Shy Bladder During DOT Drug Testing?DOT’s shy bladder rule gives 3 hours to provide urine. If not, a medical eval is required—oral fluid testing can offer a simpler, stress-free option.
May 16, 2025
Understanding Observed Collections in DOT Drug TestingDOT observed collections prevent cheating in drug tests. Required for return-to-duty and follow-ups, they involve direct visual monitoring of sample.
