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49 CFR Part 40 Compliant
DOT Drug & Alcohol Testing for CDL Drivers in Georgia
Full DOT compliance for your fleet in Metro Atlanta and throughout Georgia. Pre-employment, random, post-accident, and return-to-duty testing with certified collectors and same-day results.
Complete DOT Testing Solutions
We handle every type of DOT-mandated testing your operation requires, from our Buford facility or on-site at your location across Metro Atlanta.
Pre-Employment
Required before any CDL driver performs safety-sensitive functions. We ensure you're compliant before they start.
Random Testing
Consortium and random pool management. We handle selection, notification, and collection on your schedule.
Post-Accident
Rapid response when you need it most. We understand the timing requirements and get there fast.
Return-to-Duty
SAP coordination and follow-up testing for drivers returning after a violation.
Full DOT Compliance — Guaranteed
DOT regulations are complex and the penalties for non-compliance are severe. We ensure every test meets federal requirements exactly.
49 CFR Part 40 Compliant
SAMHSA Certified Labs
Certified BAT Collectors
EBT (Evidential Breath Testing)
MRO Review for All Positives
Proper Chain of Custody
What Makes Us DOT Compliant
- 1Certified collectors trained specifically in DOT collection procedures
- 2SAMHSA-certified laboratories for all specimen analysis
- 3Medical Review Officer (MRO) review for all positive results
- 4Complete chain of custody documentation
DOT Testing FAQs
What does DOT testing include?
DOT testing includes both drug and alcohol testing. Drug testing uses a 5-panel urine test (marijuana, cocaine, opiates, amphetamines, PCP). Alcohol testing uses an Evidential Breath Testing device (EBT) or approved screening test.
When is post-accident testing required?
DOT post-accident testing is required when there's a fatality, when a driver receives a citation AND there's bodily injury requiring immediate medical treatment, or when a vehicle is towed. Testing must occur within 8 hours for alcohol and 32 hours for drugs.
How do random testing pools work?
We manage your random testing consortium. Drivers are randomly selected by computer throughout the year. When a driver is selected, we coordinate the testing quickly and discreetly. Annual testing rates follow DOT requirements.
What happens after a positive DOT test?
The driver is immediately removed from safety-sensitive duties and must be evaluated by a DOT-qualified Substance Abuse Professional (SAP). After completing the SAP's recommendations, they'll need return-to-duty testing and follow-up testing.
Keep Your Fleet DOT Compliant
Whether you need pre-employment testing, random pool management, or emergency post-accident response — we've got you covered.