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Education Certified DOT Drug & Alcohol Reasonable Suspicion Testing Training for Supervisors provides supervisors with the knowledge, practical tools, and skills necessary to recognize and respond to reasonable suspicion situations and properly manage and review DOT drug and alcohol testing requirements within the trucking and logistics industry. Available referral or group attendance discount by email: edu@atlec.net 5.0 out of 5 stars based on 12 reviews via Google. View All Scheduled May 30, 2026 Online Zoom application Training Location 111 N Addison Ave, Material Our training materials are thoughtfully designed with trainers and trainees in mind for beginners and professionals in senior management. MILAN KRSTIC – Safety Director DOT REASONABLE SUSPICION TRAINING This DOT Reasonable Suspicion Training course provides two hours of required training for supervisors responsible for making reasonable suspicion determinations. The course includes one hour focused on the specific, contemporaneous physical, behavioral, and performance indicators of probable drug use and one hour focused on the indicators of probable alcohol use. The training provides supervisors with the knowledge, practical tools, and skills needed to recognize signs and symptoms of drug abuse and alcohol misuse, make appropriate Reasonable Suspicion determinations, and understand their responsibilities under applicable Department of Transportation (DOT) requirements, including FMCSA regulations and other DOT agency requirements. DRUG AND ALCOHOL TESTING This Drug & Alcohol Testing Training provides motor carriers and their drivers with essential information regarding DOT drug and alcohol regulations, policies, and testing requirements. The course is designed to help motor carriers meet the educational requirements outlined in Section 382.601 of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations (FMCSRs). The training covers the key topics required by the regulation, including alcohol and drug prohibitions, required testing types, testing procedures, consequences of violations, and the effects of alcohol misuse and drug use. It also includes information on the FMCSA Drug & Alcohol Clearinghouse, including employer responsibilities and reporting requirements. This course provides practical knowledge to help employers and drivers understand their responsibilities and maintain compliance with applicable DOT and FMCSA drug and alcohol regulations. Alcohol & Drug Testing covers the following topics: DOT FMCSA CLEARINGHOUSE PROGRAM TESTING The U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) requires covered employers to use the FMCSA Drug & Alcohol Clearinghouse to conduct required driver queries, review driver violation histories, complete annual queries, maintain required records, and report qualifying violations. While certain Clearinghouse responsibilities may be delegated to a Third-Party Administrator (TPA), the employer remains ultimately responsible for ensuring compliance with applicable regulations. The FMCSA Clearinghouse Training for Employers is designed to provide practical guidance through each step of the Clearinghouse process, including registration, conducting limited and full queries, reviewing driver records, reporting violations, managing consent requirements, and designating TPAs when applicable. Proper training helps employers and designated Clearinghouse users understand their responsibilities, avoid common compliance errors, and reduce the risk of fines, penalties, and other costly consequences. Upon successful completion of the training, participants will receive a certificate for: DOT Supervisor Reasonable Suspicion Training – Alcohol & Drug Testing
DOT Reasonable Suspicion Testing
Training for Supervisors
Classes Attendance Description
from 10am to 2pm
Duration: 1-day course (4 hours)
Saturday
office 201. 2nd Floor
Elmhurst, IL, 60126
The class developed by the instructor
President of ATLEC LLC
Clase Description
Rules & Regulations
• Who is Covered by the Regulations
• The Prohibitions
• CSA’s Controlled Substances/Alcohol BASIC
Types of Testing
• Pre-Employment
• Post-Accident
• Random
• Reasonable Suspicion
• Return-to-Duty & Follow-Up
Testing Procedures
• Alcohol Testing
• Drug Testing
Consequences of Violating the Prohibitions
• Failing an Alcohol Test
• Testing Positive for Drugs
• Refusing Tests
• The SAP
What’s Next?
• Alcohol & Drug Testing Records
• Self-Admission Program
• Where to Go for Help
• Effects of Alcohol Abuse & Drug Use
