Reasonable Suspicion (DOT) – Supervisor (OSHA)

Our Reasonable Suspicion course is crafted to meet OSHA and FMCSA guidelines. It explores topics such as the supervisor’s role, drug and alcohol abuse, initiating corrective actions, testing procedures, and post-procedure steps.

This course incorporates periodic practice quizzes to prepare the participants for the final written test. Along with the written exam, this course also offers a checklist for employers to use when conducting a practical test as mandated by OSHA.

Estimated Training Duration: As learning pace varies among individuals, the time taken to complete this training can differ. Nonetheless, as per FMCSA guidelines, this training should last a minimum of 2 hours.

Intended Audience:

• Supervisors
• Managers
• Employers

While you will still need to acquaint yourself with all other relevant federal, state, and local standards, this training covers the following OSHA standards for reasonable suspicion:

• 49 CFR 382.603: Training for Supervisors
• 49 CFR 382.307: Reasonable Suspicion Testing
• 49 CFR 40.43: Measures to ensure the security and integrity of urine collections
• 49 CFR 40.223: Steps to safeguard the security of alcohol testing sites
• 49 CFR 40.323: Rules for releasing drug or alcohol test information in legal proceedings

Course topics:

• Supervisor’s Role
• Drugs and Alcohol
• Taking Action
• Testing
• Post-Procedures

Roughly 90 minutes

The passing grade for this course is 80% and you will have 2 chances to complete the test.

A certificate is available for download and print upon successful completion of this course.