Reasonable Suspicion Training for Trucking Company Supervisors

Find out about the importance of reasonable suspicion training so your supervisors can spot signs of impairment and keep your trucking company safe and compliant.

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DOT-regulated companies must comply with the requirement to provide reasonable suspicion training to supervisors. These supervisors are required to complete at least 2 hours of training—one hour focused on drugs and one hour on alcohol. The training teaches how to spot signs of impairment, notice changes in behavior, and understand job performance issues that could mean a driver is under the influence. Positive marijuana tests are increasing, so it’s important to stay up to date on how to spot these signs. By training your trucking company’s supervisors, you can keep your team safe, follow the rules, and reduce the risk of accidents or violations from substance use.

Watch important video below:

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Importance of Reasonable Suspicion Training Requirements