DOT Reasonable Suspicion Training is required under federal law and mandates that certain employers involved in transportation-related fields train their supervisors in identifying the signs and symptoms of drug and alcohol use and abuse. DOT Reasonable Suspicion Training for supervisors is required for all personnel who manage one or more safety-sensitive employees covered by one or more federal regulation. Trucking companies, airlines, railways, and transit organizations are among those commonly required to train their supervisors in reasonable suspicion determinations.
This course meets or exceeds the training requirements in all 50-states for the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA).
Our DOT Reasonable Suspicion training course is a 2.5-hour training course that includes the required 60-minutes of training on alcohol misuse, and 60-minutes on substance use.
After enrollment you will receive an email with a link to sign in to the course, you can start learning immediately, obtain a certificate of completion in only a few hours, and start recognizing the signs and symptoms of drug and alcohol abuse.
Note : Once you have started the course you can start and stop as desired but you must use the same computer and browser each time you come back to resume the course where you left off.