Reasonable Suspicion Training Course for Supervisors

Reasonable Suspicion testing is a critical component of a drug-free workplace policy. Supervisors responsible for making Reasonable Suspicion determinations play a key role in preventing impaired employees from engaging in safety-sensitive work. This course is designed to qualify supervisors for making Reasonable Suspicion testing decisions, ensuring compliance with U.S. Department of Transportation (USDOT) regulations and policies for both regulated and non-regulated industries.

• Process & Protocols: Learn the proper procedures and protocols for Reasonable Suspicion testing.

• Supervisor Qualifications: Gain insight into the qualifications and professional judgment required to make a Reasonable Suspicion determination.

• Training Requirements: Understand the training requirements for supervisors under federal regulations.

What You'll Learn:

1. Your Role: Understand your responsibilities as supervisor.

2. Regulatory Knowledge: Become familiar with the regulations governing Reasonable Suspicion testing for all USDOT modes.

3. Recognizing Impairment: Learn to identify common symptoms of substance use and impairment in employees.

4. Employee Evaluation: Understand how to evaluate employee behavior, appearance, and performance effectively.

5. Standardized Process: Implement a consistent process for making Reasonable Suspicion determinations.

6. Documentation: Know how to properly document the Reasonable Suspicion testing process.

Certification:
Upon completing the course and passing the final exam, you'll receive a Certificate of Completion, confirming your eligibility to serve as a federally-qualified supervisor for Reasonable Suspicion testing.