Drug and Alcohol Testing Overview
Drug and alcohol testing is a critical component of safety compliance in the trucking industry. The Drug and Alcohol Testing Overview course provides employees with a thorough understanding of testing requirements, procedures, and safety implications.
Drivers and safety-sensitive employees will learn how substances affect performance, the standard testing process, the meaning of test results, and the consequences of non-compliance. This course promotes safer driving practices and helps maintain regulatory compliance.
Course Content
This course includes detailed instruction on:
- The effects of drugs and alcohol on driver performance and safety
- Overview of testing procedures, including pre-employment, random, post-accident, and reasonable suspicion testing
- Types of test results and what they indicate
- Regulatory requirements for drug and alcohol testing in the trucking industry
- Consequences and interventions following a positive test
Fee
$39.95
Instruction
Student Seld-Service, Online
Duration
4 Hours Classroom Equivalent
More Information
Student Profile: Safety Professionals Drivers
Pre-requisites: None
Language of Instruction: English
Upcoming Opportunties
This online training course is delivered by CarriersEdge, a trusted Saskatchewan Trucking Association partner.
Lesson Qty: 3
Passing Score: 85
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