Course Details:
DOT Specimen Collector Training:
DOT Specimen Collector Training:
DOT Specimen Collector Training:
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Successful completion of this training will certify you to conduct Department of Transportation (DOT) & (NON-DOT) Specimen collections in ALL 50 STATES! This 100% virtual training class includes the Department of Transportation (DOT) procedures required to properly conduct urine specimen collections for drug tests under the Federal Rules (CFR 49 Part 40). It also includes the required 5 Mock Collections that each participant must complete error-free to officially become qualified.
What's Included:
Qualification training to comply with the Federal Regulations included in the DOT CFR 49 Part 40
How to accurately complete each step of the collection process
How to navigate problem specimens such as "shy bladder" or "not the correct temperature"
Responsibilities as a collector
What are fatal flaws and other mistakes to avoid and how to correct them if necessary
What equipment and supplies you will need to conduct proper collections
Which Reference Labs you can become a collector with & Resources
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Train-the-Trainer Course:
DOT Specimen Collector Training:
DOT Specimen Collector Training:
This training will certify you as an instructor to conduct Department of Transportation (DOT) and Non-DOT specimen collections in all 50 states. This 100% virtual training class includes the DOT procedures required to properly conduct urine specimen collections for drug tests under the Federal Rules (CFR 49 Part 40). Participants must also complete five error-free mock collections (DOT and Non-DOT) to officially become qualified.
What's Included:
- DOT/NON DOT Course
- Qualification training to comply with the Federal Regulations included in DOT CFR 49 Part 40
- Detailed instructions on accurately completing each step of the collection process
- Guidance on handling problem specimens, such as "shy bladder" or incorrect temperature
- Clarification of your responsibilities as a collector
- Identification of fatal flaws and other mistakes to avoid, with methods for correction if necessary
- Information on the equipment and supplies needed for proper collections
- A list of reference labs where you can become a collector
- Marketing and resources support
- Lifetime training only access
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