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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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.
Participate in the Drug Testing Collector Training in McGregor, ND, to master the full spectrum of drug testing methodologies, including latest industry standards and practices integral to successful results.
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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 DOT Breath Alcohol Training in McGregor, ND, imparts extensive knowledge and hands-on techniques required to perform breath alcohol tests compliant with DOT standards.
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Enroll in the Oral Fluid Collector Training in McGregor, ND, to specialize in the collection and analysis of oral fluid specimens in compliance with DOT requirements and industry norms.
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Our Urine Collector Training in McGregor, ND, offers practical skills and comprehensive knowledge for accurately performing urine-based drug tests aligned with regulatory standards.
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The Designated Employer Representative (DER) Training in McGregor, ND, equips professionals to manage employee drug testing programs with expertise and compliance with industry standards.
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The MRO-Assistant Online Training in McGregor, ND, is a robust skill development program for those aiming to support Medical Review Officers effectively in managing drug test results.
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If you're aiming to become a proficient DOT oral fluid collector, our training program is exactly what you need. It's expertly crafted to provide you with all the necessary skills and knowledge to earn your certification as an oral fluid collection specialist. Understanding the Department of Transportation's stringent guidelines on accuracy and professionalism is crucial, and completing a reputable DOT oral fluid collection training program is a step none should miss.
Successfully completing a DOT oral fluid collector training not only boosts your credentials but also unlocks numerous career opportunities. Certified collectors in oral fluid collection are highly sought-after across various industries needing DOT-compliant drug testing services. By excelling in these techniques, you gain a strategic advantage in this expanding field.
Accredited Drug Testing and our experienced team are among the pioneers certified to train and certify DOT oral fluid collectors. Our mock demonstrations are key in honing collector proficiency. As a premier provider of DOT-compliant drug testing and training, we supply four structural training pathways to certification as a certified DOT oral fluid collector. Accredited Drug Testing is an official provider endorsed by the National Drug & Alcohol Screening Association (NDASA).
For further insights into our training programs or scheduling nationwide drug or alcohol tests, dial (800)221-4291 or visit our homepage. ** Our comprehensive online courses at Accredited Drug Testing are developed in partnership with the National Drug and Alcohol Screening Association.
McGregor's Job growth for collectors is 9%.
Williams County rewards certified collectors well.
52 new positions opened last year in McGregor.
Drug testing roles pay $15/hour in the county.
Growth in McGregor due to strategic industry ties.
McGregor certified collector demand up 12% in 2022.
Moreover, DOT oral fluid testing's increasing prevalence highlights its convenience and reliability as a standard drug testing approach. By completing our specialized DOT oral collector training course, you'll thoroughly understand the essential protocols for correctly collecting, handling, and documenting oral fluid specimens according to the DOT's strict guidelines. This will ensure you stand up to their rigorous criteria with accuracy and credibility.
Seize this opportunity to lead in the domain of drug testing. Our DOT oral fluid collection training is thoughtfully designed, highly intuitive, and aligned with expert specifications to ensure your success. As a participant, you embark on a journey toward certification and join an elite group of oral fluid collectors.
Training and mock proficiency reviews are conducted in collaboration with the National Drug and Alcohol Screening Association (NDASA). Upon successfully finishing the training and proficiency simulations, participants receive a Certificate of Qualification, jointly issued by both Accredited Drug Testing and NDASA, marking their proficiency.
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