Dot breath alcohol testing guidelines
[DOC File]FAX On-Demand - US Department of Transportation
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Mail, fax (202-366-3897) or email (ODAPCWebmail@dot.gov) this completed document to ODAPC. Section “A” Alcohol Testing [ ] Evidential Breath Testing Devices (EBT) Conforming Products List [ ] Alcohol Screening Devices Conforming Products List - Breath and Saliva Devices [ ] EBT Manufacturers List [ ] DOT Alcohol Testing Form [ ]
[DOCX File]Sample DOT FAA Drug & Alcohol Testing Policy
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All Testing conducted according to SAMHSA’s guidelines checks for a . Five-Panel. illicit drugs plus, alcohol (ethanol, ethyl alcohol, booze). ... The DOT Alcohol Testing Form (ATF) will be used to document the results of an alcohol screening test. ... the new BAT will initiate a new breath alcohol testing form. The BAT will complete Step 1 ...
[DOCX File]Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration
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Dec 13, 2016 · The Federal Motor Carrier Safety AdministrationFMCSA or the driver’s employer should be contacted directly for information on controlled substances and alcohol testing under Part 382 of the FMCSRs. MRB Recommendation: FMCSA should delete paragraph II.L.4 of the medical advisory criteria.
[DOC File]Results from the 1999 Drug and Alcohol Testing Survey
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In the case of alcohol, an on-duty CDL driver is in violation of FMCSA regulations when his or her blood alcohol content is equal to 0.02 grams per 210 liters of breath, or higher. If the driver tests at a concentration of 0.04 or higher, he or she also must undergo referral, evaluation, and treatment, pursuant to Part 382, subpart F.
[DOCX File]Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration
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The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration or the driver's employer should be contacted directly for information on controlled substances and alcohol testing under Part 382 of the FMCSRs. 4. The term “uses” is designed to encompass instances of prohibited drug use determined by a physician through established medical means.
[DOC File]Drug and Alcohol Testing Survey: 2004 and 2005 Results
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In the case of alcohol, an on-duty CDL driver is in violation of FMCSA regulations when his or her blood alcohol content is equal to 0.02 grams per 210 liters of breath, or higher. If the driver tests at a concentration of 0.04 or higher, he or she also must undergo referral, evaluation, and treatment, pursuant to Part 382, Subpart F.
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