F.A.Q

The #1 question we get from folks looking to start a drug testing business is how much is DOT Specimen Collector Training? There are two DOT Specimen Collection trainings we offer, please click the links below for the details of the course options and the fees.On Demand Computer Based Training (all inclusive): https://mydrugtesttraining.com/course/dot-urine-specimen-collector-training-and-mocks Live Webinar […]

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A collector may shake the specimen for the purpose indicated in the DOT Collector Guidelines (Jan 2018) with the assumption that they know what they’re looking for (they’ve had training to distinguish the differences) – and they should do so only when it is in a sealed container.  Shaking might indicate excessive foam which would be suspicious […]

Monitored Collections DOT If you use a multi-stall restroom, you must either: Secure all sources of water and other substances that could be used for adulteration and substitution (e.g., water faucets, soap dispensers) and place bluing agent in all toilets or secure the toilets to prevent access; or Conduct all collections in the multi-stall facility […]

Shy Bladder In a DOT collection, the donor is always required to make an attempt to void a specimen.  If thy say they cannot go right now, they are required to try anyway.  Once an unsuccessful attempt is made this starts the shy bladder process.  A Shy Bladder Log is used to document the shy […]