Complies
with
the requirements for supervisor training as
outlined by the U.S. Department of Transportation.
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Supervisors need to recognize the
physical, behavioral, speech, and performance
indicators of drug and alcohol abuse. In fact, this is one of the requirements
as outlined by the Department
of
Transportation for establishing a drug-free workplace
(in compliance with the
Drug Free Workplace Act of 1988:
Fines for non-compliance are $500 per occurrence.*)
American Drug Testing's
web-based Supervisor
Training Program was co-produced with
Ready Training Online -- a
leading online training
production
company. This program provides the tools and medical
knowledge necessary to determine the physical, behavioral,
speech, and performance indicators of alcohol and drug use.
Specifically, supervisors will learn:
- How to identify
illegal drugs and drug paraphernalia
- The linkage
between drug and alcohol problems and
performance problems
- How to identify
and investigate crisis situations
- How to recognize
workplace problems related to employee
use of alcohol and
drugs
- How to intervene
in problem situations
- How to refer
employees who have problems with alcohol and other drugs
- How to protect
employee confidentiality
- How to continue
to supervise employees who have been
referred to assistance
- How to avoid
enabling and common supervisor traps
Our program also describes how to confront the
employee and properly record the action. Referral,
evaluation and treatment procedures are
also explained.
The program is completely interactive, including quiz
questions in each section. This interactivity insures
that your supervisor will come away from the program with a
complete understanding of illegal drugs and alcohol--and the
negative effects on both the employee and the organization.
For more information,
watch a short demo, call us at 843-747-4111 or
email us.
* §382.507 Penalties.
Any employer or driver who violates the
requirements of this part shall be subject to the civil and/or
criminal penalty provisions of 49 U.S.C. 521(b). In addition,
any employer or driver who violates the requirements of 49 CFR
part 40 shall be subject to the civil and/or criminal
penalty provisions of 49 U.S.C. 521(b).