SPECIMEN COLLECTION
Founded in 2014, WorkTraining.com specializes in training specimen collectors for drug and alcohol testing. We provide qualification and refresher training, including mock collections, through original attorney-made courses and instructor-led sessions. Offering flexible options such as online and onsite training, as well as SCORM-compliant courseware for employers and corporate trainers seeking seamless LMS integration.
Explore Our Most Popular Training Courses
DNA Collector Basic Initital Proficiency Training
$60.00
Non-DOT Oral Fluid Collector Basic Proficiency Training
$60.00
Non-DOT Urine Specimen Collection Initial Proficiency Training
$60.00
DOT Breath Alcohol Technician Basic Proficiency Training
$60.00
DOT Urine Specimen Collector Basic Proficiency Training
$60.00
DOT Oral Fluid Collector Training
$500.00
Non-DOT Urine Specimen Collector Train-the-Trainer
$2,000.00
Non-DOT Hair Specimen Collector Train-the-Trainer
$2,000.00
Non-DOT Oral Fluid Collector Train-the-Trainer
$2,000.00
DOT Urine Specimen Collector Error Correction Training
$250.00
DOT Saliva Alcohol Testing Training for Alco Screen 02
$500.00
OSHA Bloodborne Pathogen Training for Drug Testing
$10.00
Specimen Collection Training for Workplace Drug & Alcohol Testing
Specimen collector training for drug testing is designed to teach individuals how to properly collect biological specimens, such as urine, saliva, or hair samples, for drug and alcohol testing. Collector training focuses on imparting the technical skills required for proper specimen collection and on ensuring that collectors understand and can implement the procedural and legal standards that apply to drug and alcohol testing.
There are several types of drug and alcohol testing available for employers. These include: pre-employment testing, which is conducted before an individual begins a job; random testing, where employees are selected randomly for testing throughout the year; reasonable suspicion testing, conducted when there are observable signs of possible drug or alcohol use; post-accident testing, done after a workplace accident or incident; and return-to-duty and follow-up testing, performed when an employee is returning to work after a positive test or after completing a rehabilitation program.
For those conducting drug and alcohol tests under the U.S. Department of Transportation's (DOT) regulations as detailed in 49 CFR Part 40, specific training requirements must be met. A collector must complete an initial proficiency training course which provides an in-depth understanding of the DOT regulations and procedures for urine collection. After the initial training, they must complete five mock collections designed to simulate real-life scenarios and ensure the collector is proficient in conducting a collection procedure accurately and professionally.
It's important to note that collectors performing drug and alcohol testing for non-DOT employees must follow state drug testing laws, which can vary significantly. These might entail specific procedural guidelines or additional certification requirements. Whether testing falls under DOT or non-DOT regulations, thorough and consistent training is crucial to ensure that testing procedures uphold the integrity of the testing process and the rights of the individuals being tested.
- DOT & Non-DOT courses.
- Comply with regulations.
- Become a qualified specimen collector.
- Kickstart your career in drug testing.
- Enhances knowledge and expertise.
- Builds professional credibility.
- Broaden career opportunities.