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DOT Reasonable Suspicion Training for Supervisors

Are you a supervisor looking to meet the DOT's stringent compliance requirements for Reasonable Suspicion Training? Look no further. Our comprehensive training program is designed to equip you with the knowledge and tools necessary to effectively identify, respond to, and manage substance abuse in the workplace. With a focus on both drug and alcohol education, our program ensures you are fully prepared to handle these critical issues with confidence and professionalism.

Comprehensive Training for DOT Supervisors

Our Reasonable Suspicion Training for DOT Supervisors is available in multiple formats, including DVD, PowerPoint, Video for a Website, or a Web Course you own and retain. This flexibility allows you to tailor the training to your organization's needs and preferences. The program meets the DOT's 60-60 requirement (60 minutes of drug education and 60 minutes of alcohol education and awareness training) and includes a variety of engaging and informative content. Key features include:

• DOT Reasonable Suspicion Training Certificate of Completion
• Train an unlimited number of supervisors
• Easy to modify to your needs
• Multiple formats: PowerPoint, Web Video, DVD, Web Course
• 8 handouts, fully editable and reproducible
• Test questions and educational answer sheets

Engaging and Effective Learning Experience

Our training program is designed to keep learners engaged with a mix of audio visual content, handouts, and test questions. We use two voices for narration to enhance the learning experience and ensure that supervisors are well-informed about the signs, symptoms, and consequences of substance abuse. Additionally, the program addresses common myths and misconceptions, providing a solid foundation for supervisors to make informed decisions. Key topics covered include:

• Personal problems as symptoms
• Addictive disease and related definitions
• Common supervisor myths
• Dollars and “sense” of intervention
• Major drug categories and types
• How supervisors can intervene
• Alcohol education and myths, misconceptions dispelled
• More about alcoholism impact on the workplace
• Workplace occurrence rates
• Understanding tolerance to drugs and alcohol