Successfully passing this exam (and upon completion of 5 mock drug tests) will allow the employee to have enough knoweldge to perform DOT regulated drug testing collections.
DOT and non-DOT drug and alcohol test collections
DOT and non-DOT drug test collections
Non-DOT drug and alcohol test collections
DOT drug test collections
None of the above
FAA
FMCSA
DEA
PHMSA
FTA
SEC
3
4
5
7
8
Methamphetamine
Cocaine
Benzodiazepines
Amphetamine
Marijuana
Yes. THC stays in the body for weeks so if he is approached on reasonable suspicion and tested on the next business day, he will still test positive.
No. You can do whatever you want to after hours.
Yes, as a manager, you are responsible for making sure employees are drug free no matter what it takes.
No. The observation and the discipline must be contemporaneous
None of the above answers makes sense.
Within 8 hours of the accident but after the drug test
Within 32 hours of the accident if there are no injuries or citations.
Never if there is not a suspicion of alcohol use.
Within 8 hours of the occurrence and before the drug test.
None of the above.
All employees in the company are subject to the DOT Workplace Drug and Alcohol Testing Policy
The non-DOT and DOT random programs can be combined as long as DOT rules are followed.
All CDL drivers are subject to DOT drug testing policy but may also be subject also to the companies overall drug testing policy
The CDL drivers must show up for work one hour early everyday in case they are subject to a random test.
Both B and C
The SAP if 6 or more follow-up tests are required
The SAP if fewer than 6 follow-up tests are required
The employer
The SAP
The employee's family
Company A tested all of its employees each of the 4 quarters during the year
Company A tested 10% of employees for alcohol and 50% of employees for drugs pretty much evenly throughout the year
Company A tested 10% of employees for alcohol and 50% of employees for drugs in December in order to meet its regulatory limits
Both A and B
Both A and C
Post Accident
Reasonable Suspicion
Constant Complainers
Return to Duty
Random Test
Employer orders test
HHS approved laboratory analyzes the sample provided and confirms as necessary
Collector collects the urine specimen
The laboratory contacts the collector and inquires about a potential adulterant
MRO verifies lab result
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