DOT Breath Alcohol Test (BAT)
The DOT BAT measures blood alcohol concentration to detect recent alcohol use. It’s conducted using an approved evidential breath testing device. Required for safety-sensitive employees under DOT regulations. Commonly administered during pre-employment, random, and post-accident situations. Ensures employees are not under the influence while performing duties. Results are immediate and documented for compliance. Supports a safe transportation environment.
Precision Alcohol Screening for DOT-Covered Employees
Used to detect the presence of alcohol in employees occupying safety-sensitive positions regulated by DOT.
Administered with evidential breath testing devices approved by the Department of Transportation.
Performed during random checks, post-accident incidents, return-to-duty, or reasonable suspicion events.
Results are immediate and legally defensible, with readings clearly indicating Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC).
Meets all federal requirements under 49 CFR Part 40 with proper recordkeeping and certified technicians.