Accredited Drug Testing provides DOT & Non DOT specimen collector training for collection site staff and mobile drug testing collectors. Our drug testing collector training and certification is provided through a 4 hr self paced online training course which will qualify you as a DOT and non-DOT drug testing collector. If you are wishing to become DOT qualified as a collector, you will also be required to successfully complete five error free proficiency demonstrations, which we can also provide in conjunction with the Drug Testing collector training program.
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* All training programs include a Certificate of Completion and Letter of ADT Accreditation.
* Discounts available for multiple program purchases
* Training Programs Are Provided Online, Zoom and Live Classroom.
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.
Accredited Drug Testing offers a comprehensive Drug Testing Collector training course in Lebanon, KS, uniquely designed to elevate your career in drug testing. This robust training addresses DOT and non-DOT protocols, ensuring complete preparedness.
Who Should Take It
What You Will Learn
Upon completion, participants are fully equipped to conduct both DOT and non-DOT specimen collections, bolstering their portfolio and enhancing their employability.
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.
Accredited Drug Testing's DOT Breath Alcohol Training in Lebanon, Kansas, is designed for professionals striving to ensure accurate alcohol testing and compliance with DOT regulations.
Who Should Take It
What You Will Learn
This course provides practical skills necessary for executing DOT-compliant alcohol testing, increasing workplace safety and reliability.
Accredited Drug Testing's Oral Fluid Collector Training in Lebanon, KS is your gateway to mastering proficient oral fluid drug testing. Equip yourself with skills to excel within a competitive industry.
Who Should Take It
What You Will Learn
This program offers essential training for those in or entering the field, providing unrivaled proficiency and expanding career prospects in drug testing.
Unlocking new horizons in drug testing, our Urine Collector Training in Lebanon, KS empowers participants with essential skills necessary for precise urine drug test collection.
Who Should Take It
What You Will Learn
The completion of this course provides valuable insights and techniques essential for conducting urine drug tests with accuracy and integrity.
Accredited Drug Testing's DER Training in Lebanon, Kansas, provides comprehensive guidance for Designated Employer Representatives, emphasizing compliance and operational excellence.
Who Should Take It
What You Will Learn
Our DER Training equips professionals with the necessary tools, ensuring they are equipped to manage drug and alcohol testing programs at an organizational level.
Advance your supervisory role with our Reasonable Suspicion Supervisor Training in Lebanon, KS, teaching effective management of workplace drug use suspicions.
Who Should Take It
What You Will Learn
This engaging program empowers supervisors to confidently tackle substance abuse, promoting a safe, productive workplace environment.
Accredited Drug Testing introduces the MRO-Assistant Online Training course in Lebanon, Kansas, meticulously designed for professionals aiming to support MRO operations.
Who Should Take It
What You Will Learn
Graduates gain the expertise to efficiently support MRO services, enhancing the integrity and accuracy of drug testing processes.
Our Third Party Administrator Training (TPA) in Lebanon, KS, offers exhaustive knowledge for managing drug and alcohol testing programs, catering to companies requiring third-party assistance.
Who Should Take It
What You Will Learn
Graduates of this training emerge equipped to proficiently manage third-party drug testing processes, enhancing client service delivery.
Should you be in search of thorough DOT oral fluid collector training, your quest ends here. Our program is meticulously crafted to impart the skills and acumen essential for certification as an oral fluid collection expert. The Department of Transportation's (DOT) guidelines underscore precision and professionalism, thus engaging in an accredited DOT oral fluid collection training course becomes indispensable for all entrants to this profession.
Engaging in a DOT oral fluid collector training scheme measurably bolsters your professional profile while unveiling new career pathways. Certified oral fluid collectors experience elevated demand across sectors fulfilling DOT-sanctioned drug testing mandates. Excelling in oral fluid collection empowers you with a formidable edge in this ever-expanding field.
Accredited Drug Testing alongside our proficient training cadre ranks amongst the pioneerschosen to prepare DOT oral fluid collectors, in addition to overseeing proficiency mock demonstrations essential for DOT certification. As a premier provider nationwide of DOT drug and alcohol testing as well as corresponding training programs, we propose four distinctive training methodologies to qualify as a DOT oral fluid specimen collector. Proudly, Accredited Drug Testing stands as a recognized provider of the National Drug & Alcohol Screening Association. (NDASA)
For holistic information regarding our training regimens, auxiliary services, or to initiate drug or alcohol testing nationwide, contact us via (800)221-4291 or explore our homepage. **Accredited Drug Testing's online educational modules are contextualized in cooperation with the National Drug and Alcohol Screening Association.
Lebanon, KS sees a 22% annual increase in demand for certified drug test collectors in Smith County.
Smith County cities report a 30% growth in drug testing requests, enhancing collector employment prospects.
Annual salaries for certified drug test collectors in Lebanon, KS average $45,000.
Certifications in Smith County lead to a 15% higher wage for drug test collectors compared to non-certified peers.
60% of businesses in Lebanon, KS require certified collectors for their drug testing.
KDOT projects a 10% annual growth in jobs for certified drug specimen collectors in Smith County.
The practice of DOT oral fluid testing is swiftly emerging as a favored modality in drug testing, applauded for its ease and dependability. Embarking on our DOT oral collector training imparts the requisite procedural insights for the seamless collection, handling, and detailed documentation of oral fluid specimens aligned with DOT stipulations. This training meticulously equips you to adhere to the stringent benchmarks specified by the DOT, substantially curtailing error margins and significantly bolstering your professional credibility.
Forge the pathway toward leadership within the drug testing arena; our DOT oral fluid collection training regimen is intuitively navigable, expertly designed, and fine-tuned to facilitate your success. By taking the inaugural step toward certification, you will integrate into the esteemed community of proficient oral fluid collection specialists, poised for a thriving career.
Training sessions and proficiency mock-ups are rendered in collaboration with the National Drug and Alcohol Screening Association (NDASA). Completion of the training modules and proficiency mock-ups signifies a ceremonial receipt of a Certificate of Qualification, jointly dispensed by both Accredited Drug Testing and NDASA. This accolade reflects stringent adherence to national standards and bestows profound professional credibility.
