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Summary of DOT Part 40 changes for oral fluid testing and related procedures
Random testing service for DOT and company-specific selection pools in Med-Stop
Set up and maintain company information, status, and DOT-regulated settings in Med-Stop
How to register your company for Med-Stop services and select DOT status
How to create a new employee test request in Med-Stop
Review employee compliance status, alerts, and compliance reports in Med-Stop
Setup your company’s Random Selection Service on Med-Stop website
Change the final status of an open test request and record the reason
Physical qualification requirements for commercial drivers under §391.41
How to upload, scan, categorize, and manage documents in Med-Stop
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How to sign in to Med-Stop and what to expect during login
View test request information, open related details, and manage open requests
Overview of employee test records, urine drug tests, alcohol tests, and medical examinations
Overview of the Welcome screen, statistics, Quick Search, Quick Tasks, and My Status
View notes, changes, and audit history for a selected record
View random selection history, filters, and pool selection details
Review and manage an employee’s current employment status in Med-Stop
Definition of an employee and a brief overview of DOT-regulated employees
DOT collector qualification, training, proficiency demonstration, and refresher requirements
The Department of Transportation (DOT) has issued Appendix H to Part 40, which is the management information system (MIS) data collection form for drug and alcohol testing. This form is required for reporting calendar year MIS data and the instructions can be found at the DOT’s Office of Drug and Alcohol Policy and Compliance website. The form must include information such as the total number of tests conducted, the number of positive, negative, and cancelled or invalid test results, and information on other testing-related activities. The form also includes a section for employers to report their drug and alcohol program violations. The purpose of the MIS data collection form is to help the DOT monitor and evaluate the effectiveness of drug and alcohol testing programs and to identify areas where improvements may be needed.
View active employees, applicants, and terminated employee records in Med-Stop