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Mastering your role: Becoming a Great DER (Part 3) Test Exceptions

This webinar is designed to empower employers with essential strategies for handling verified positive drug tests, refusals, or alcohol violations by safety-sensitive transportation employees. By emphasizing comprehensive education on testing regulations, meticulous documentation, and access to rehabilitation programs, participants will learn how to maintain compliance and foster a culture of safety. By effectively managing these incidents, employers can enhance the integrity of their drug and alcohol programs, safeguarding the wellbeing of both employees and the traveling public.

This session is perfect for DERs and compliance professionals seeking to refine their expertise in drug and alcohol testing.

60 Minutes 

Presenters
Special Guests
Heidi Caudill, Norfolk Southern Railroad
Compliance manager and Certified DER Representative
 
Ashley Riley from Genesee & Wyoming, Inc.

Director and DER of Compliance, Alcohol, Drug and Hearing Conversations.

and our own:
Holly Rainwater, Spark TS Vice President, Drug and Alcohol Testing Programs,
C-DER, CEAP, DOT Substance Abuse Professional (SAP), Lifeloc Master Trainer
 
 Holly bio photo circular
 
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