Certified Professional Collector CPC© DOT Qualified Training
The Drug Test collector is the one individual in the drug testing process who has direct, face to face contact with the donor. The drug test collector must be properly trained so as to ensure the integrity of the Urine, Oral fluid or Hair specimen and the collection process is performed correctly, or the test itself may lose credibility and be rejected or cancelled by the laboratory.
Certified Professional Collector CPC© DOT Qualified Training & Mocks
The Drug Test collector is the one individual in the drug testing process who has direct, face to face contact with the donor. The drug test collector must be properly trained so as to ensure the integrity of the Urine, Oral fluid or Hair specimen and the collection process is performed correctly, or the test itself may lose credibility and be rejected or cancelled by the laboratory.
Certified Professional Collector Training For Oral Fluid (CPC-OF) DOT Qualified
Become a DOT qualified Certified Professional Drug Test Collector (CPC) for Oral Fluid specimen drug testing through this self-guided, online instruction that can be completed according to the student’s schedule. Successful course completion results in a five-year professional certification. Required mock demonstrations are not included in the cost of the online course.
DOT Breath Alcohol Technician Training
The Breath Alcohol Technician (BAT) and/or Screening Test Technician (STT) is a person who instructs and assists employees in the alcohol testing process and operates an evidential breath testing or alcohol screening device, respectively. Expert Training and certification is crucial to being qualified as a DOT and Non-DOT Breath Alcohol Technician. Our Alcohol Testing Collector Training course is designed to meet the requirements of the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) for conducting alcohol tests using an Evidential Breath Testing (EBT) device. This training ensures that collectors are fully trained in breath alcohol testing procedures, equipment use, and regulatory compliance to maintain testing integrity nationwide.
Consortium/Third Party Administrator (C/TPA) Basics Training
Our TPA Training course is specifically designed for individuals and companies managing drug and alcohol testing programs for other organizations. This comprehensive training teaches how to oversee compliance, manage vendors, communicate with clients, and ensure all program elements follow DOT and non-DOT guidelines.
DOT Supervisor Reasonable Suspicion Training
Learning Objectives • Understand why DOT requires supervisor training. • Explain the supervisor's role in protecting public safety. • Understand the purpose of reasonable suspicion testing.
Certified Designated Employer Representative
Our DER Training course is tailored to help employers and their appointed representatives understand and carry out their responsibilities under federal drug and alcohol testing regulations. This training ensures DERs have the knowledge to manage testing programs, respond to violations, and stay compliant with DOT rules and procedures.
Certified Hair Specimen Collector Training
The **Hair Specimen Collector Training Course** provides convenient, self-paced training for professionals who want to perform accurate and reliable hair drug test collections. Learn proper collection techniques, donor identification, chain-of-custody procedures, specimen integrity, contamination prevention, packaging, and shipping while gaining a practical understanding of hair testing and laboratory processes.
Collector Certification Course: NON DOT Qualified
This professional-level online training course will provide you with the knowledge and skills required to become a qualified Drug Test Collector in the Non-DOT setting, performing non-regulated drug test collections for any industry.
How to Start a Drug Testing Business
How to Start a Successful Drug & Alcohol Testing Business Whether you're looking to launch a new business, expand your existing services, or enter the rapidly growing drug and alcohol testing industry, this comprehensive course provides the knowledge, tools, and strategies you need to build a successful and profitable testing business from the ground up. Designed for entrepreneurs, healthcare professionals, collectors, safety consultants, mobile service providers, and anyone interested in owning and operating a drug and alcohol testing company, this course takes you step-by-step through every aspect of planning, launching, managing, and growing your business. You'll learn not only what it takes to open your doors, but also how to establish credibility, generate revenue, build long-term client relationships, and create multiple streams of income within the drug testing industry.
Certified Professional Collector Trainer for Urine (CPC-U) DOT Qualified
Become an NDASA Approved Certified Professional Collector Trainer (CPCT). This course meets the regulatory standards of the United States Department of Transportation (USDOT) Rule 49 CFR Part 40 and provides a solid foundation for training collectors for a wide range of testing programs. Upon completion, students are NDASA approved to offer professional training to the public using NDASA training materials.
Train-the-Trainer: Qualified Trainer of Oral Fluid Drug Test Collectors Certification
The DOT Oral Fluid Collector Train-the-Trainer Certification Program prepares experienced professionals to train and evaluate individuals seeking qualification as DOT oral fluid specimen collectors. Based on 49 CFR Part 40, particularly §40.35, and official DOT/ODAPC guidance, the course focuses on the regulatory knowledge, collection procedures, and instructional skills necessary to develop competent collectors. Participants learn how to teach proper oral fluid collection procedures, Federal CCF completion, specimen integrity and security, problem collections, collector responsibilities, and the identification and correction of collection errors. The program also provides instruction on conducting and evaluating the five consecutive error-free mock collections required for each collection device used by a collector. Upon completion, participants will understand how to train collectors, evaluate proficiency demonstrations, document collector qualification, conduct applicable error-correction training, and use official DOT/ODAPC resources to remain current with regulatory requirements.
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