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DOT Drug and Alcohol Training

Advance your compliance and career with industry-leading DOT drug and alcohol training. We deliver professional training for Breath Alcohol Technicians (BAT), Specimen Collectors, and Screening Test Technicians (STT) through interactive online courses, regional classroom sessions, or on-site training at your location.

Our programs follow the official DOT model curriculum and meet federal DOT requirements under 49 CFR Part 40. Experienced instructors with more than 30 years of DOT drug and alcohol testing and training expertise lead every course.

Who needs DOT drug and alcohol training?

Anyone who conducts or oversees DOT-regulated testing must complete DOT drug and alcohol training. This includes:

Breath Alcohol Technicians (BATs)
Specimen Collectors
Screening Test Technicians (STTs)
Employers and service agents supporting DOT compliance

Training ensures testing personnel meet federal requirements and avoid costly compliance violations.

Choose Flexible Training Options

We make DOT compliance training accessible and convenient:

Online DOT Training – Self-paced, interactive learning modules
Classroom Training – Regional instructor-led sessions
On-Site Training – We train your team at your facility

Our interactive format allows you to learn at your own pace while mastering procedures, documentation, error prevention, and compliance standards.

DOT Training Courses We Offer

Breath Alcohol Technician (BAT) Training
DOT Specimen Collector Training
Screening Test Technician (STT) Training
Reasonable Suspicion for Supervisors Training
Designated Employer Representative Training
Employee Drug & Alcohol Awareness Training
Proficiency Demonstrations and Qualification Training

Each course prepares you to perform DOT-regulated drug and alcohol testing accurately, confidently, and in full compliance.

Why Choose Our Training?

Built on the official DOT model curriculum
Led by instructors with 30+ years of real-world experience
Interactive, compliance-focused instruction
National and on-site training availability
Industry’s only Training Success Guarantee

We don’t just teach DOT rules — we ensure you understand how to apply them correctly in real testing situations.

What is DOT drug and alcohol training?

DOT drug and alcohol training prepares individuals to perform federally regulated drug and alcohol testing under 49 CFR Part 40. The training covers procedures for Breath Alcohol Technicians (BATs), Specimen Collectors, and Screening Test Technicians (STTs). Courses follow the DOT model curriculum and include qualification training and proficiency demonstrations to ensure compliance.

Can I take DOT drug and alcohol training online?

Yes. You can complete DOT drug and alcohol training online through interactive, self-paced courses that follow the DOT model curriculum. Online training allows you to learn at your convenience while meeting federal qualification requirements. Many providers also offer classroom and on-site training options.

What does DOT BAT and Specimen Collector training include?

DOT BAT and Specimen Collector training includes:

DOT regulations under 49 CFR Part 40
Proper testing procedures and documentation
Error prevention and correction
Mock demonstrations and proficiency testing
Qualification requirements

Training prepares you to conduct compliant alcohol and drug tests in regulated safety-sensitive environments.

How long is training valid?

DOT qualification training does not expire under federal regulations. However, collectors and technicians must complete refresher training if they make a serious error or fail to follow proper procedures. Many employers also require periodic refresher training to maintain compliance and quality standards.