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DOT SAP TRAINING DAY 7

Tracking # 20-1399114

$59.00

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Method Broadcasted Interactive Event
Dates Aug 12, 2026 - Aug 12, 2026

Course overview

DAY 7: DOT AGENCIES, FMCSA CLEARINGHOUSE & SAP CASE INTEGRATION This seven day 14 hours training provides a structured and practical overview of the Department of Transportation Substance Abuse Professional role and the regulations that guide it. Participants will learn how the DOT drug and alcohol testing program supports public safety across transportation industries and will gain a clear understanding of 49 CFR Part 40, including key definitions, testing procedures, and the responsibilities of employers, Medical Review Officers, and Substance Abuse Professionals. The course also reviews the types of testing, common violations, and the processes that follow when an employee is removed from safety sensitive duties. As the training progresses, participants will develop the clinical and procedural skills needed to carry out SAP duties with confidence. This includes conducting thorough evaluations, making appropriate treatment or education referrals, and determining readiness for return to duty. The course also covers documentation standards, ethical considerations, follow up testing requirements, and the role of the SAP in maintaining compliance and protecting public safety. By the end of the training, participants will be prepared to apply DOT regulations in real world situations and meet the requirements for SAP qualification.

Subject areas

This course counts toward the state boards and subject areas below.

Michigan Board of Social Work

Bachelor's Social Worker

2h General

Master's Social Worker

2h General

Ohio Counselor, Social Worker and Marriage and Family Therapist Board

Licensed Independent Social Worker

2h General CE

Licensed Social Worker

2h General CE

Registered Social Worker Assistant

2h General CE

Disclosure statements

Our courses are nationally approved for continuing education; however, licensing requirements may vary by state and profession. Participants are responsible for confirming acceptance of these courses with their own licensing board prior to completion.