DOT Reasonable Suspicion Training: The 2-Hour Clock and What to Do Next
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DOT Reasonable Suspicion Training: The 2-Hour Clock and What to Do Next
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Ever had that moment where a driver doesn’t seem… right, and you’re thinking: Okay, what do I do next, and what does DOT actually require?In this video, Kathy Close from J. J. Keller & Associates walks through reasonable suspicion training for supervisors in plain English, including what applies to CDL fleets under DOT drug and alcohol testing rules.You’ll learn:- Who this training applies to (and who it doesn’t)- Who can be designated to make a reasonable suspicion decision- What DOT requires for supervisor training time and topics- Training format options (online, class, video kit) and what to keep for audit proof- The alcohol testing clock: what “2 hours” and “8 hours” really means- How to approach a driver with privacy, discretion, and respect- Why escorting a driver can be a smart risk-management move- How to recognize when a medical issue may look like impairmentIf you’re in safety, compliance, HR, ops, maintenance leadership, or you’re the “backup supervisor” on nights and weekends, this one’s for you.👍 If this helped, hit like and subscribe for more fleet compliance and safety explainers.Want more from Work Truck? Check us out here: https://www.worktruckonline.com/