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DOT Reasonable Suspicion Training for Supervisors

Are you looking to meet the DOT's stringent requirements for supervisor education on reasonable suspicion? Our comprehensive training program is designed to equip supervisors with the knowledge and tools they need to address drug and alcohol abuse in the workplace effectively. With a focus on compliance with the 60-60 requirement (60 minutes of drug education and 60 minutes of alcohol education), our program ensures that your supervisors are well-prepared to handle these sensitive situations.

Comprehensive Training Solutions

Our Reasonable Suspicion Training for DOT Supervisors is available in multiple formats, including DVD Player, PowerPoint, Video for a Website, or a Web Course that you can own and retain. This flexibility allows you to choose the format that best suits your organization's needs. The program includes an audio-visual mix, eight handouts with original content, and 35 test questions to educate supervisors on the intricacies of drug and alcohol awareness. Additionally, we offer the option to personalize the training with your company logo, forms, inserts, and handouts, making it a truly customizable solution.

Key Benefits and Features

Our Reasonable Suspicion Training for DOT Supervisors stands out for its comprehensive coverage of topics, including personal problems as symptoms, addictive disease definitions, common supervisor myths, and the impact of drug and alcohol abuse on the workplace. The program also includes cross-tolerance and cross-addiction explanations, loss of control, and understanding denial. With drug photos, categories, symptoms, and performance signs and symptoms, your supervisors will be equipped with the knowledge to identify and address substance abuse issues effectively. Furthermore, the program includes a tip sheet and handout examples to reinforce learning and provide practical takeaways.