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DOT Reasonable Suspicion Training: Essential Education for Supervisors

Are you a DOT supervisor looking to meet the 60-60 requirement and ensure compliance with safety standards? Look no further. Our Reasonable Suspicion Training for DOT Supervisors is a comprehensive and flexible training program designed to equip you with the knowledge and skills necessary to identify, address, and manage substance abuse in the workplace. This program includes various formats to suit your needs, such as DVD Player, PowerPoint, Video for a Website, or Web Course, ensuring that you can access and utilize the training in the most convenient manner.

Comprehensive Training with Multiple Formats and Benefits

This training program is fully compliant with the DOT's requirement for 60 minutes of drug education and 60 minutes of alcohol education and awareness training. We offer an audio-visual mix, 8 handouts with original content, and 35 test questions to educate supervisors effectively. Our course is easy to modify to your specific needs and includes multiple formats, such as PowerPoint, Web Video, DVD, and Web Course, allowing you to choose the best option for your organization. Additionally, our program provides a personalized touch, with the option to add your company logo and customize forms, inserts, and handouts.

Practical Applications and Target Audience

Our Reasonable Suspicion Training is ideal for DOT supervisors who are responsible for maintaining a safe and drug-free workplace. This program is designed to help you identify the signs of substance abuse, understand the impact of addiction on the workplace, and develop effective strategies for intervention. With this training, you will be equipped to handle situations involving substance abuse more confidently and efficiently. Whether you need to train a single supervisor or an entire team, our program is flexible and scalable to meet your organization's needs.