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DOT Qualified SAP Evaluation in Georgia

A Department of Transportation (DOT) qualified Substance Abuse Professional (SAP) is an individual who is certified and authorized to perform specific duties related to the assessment and treatment of employees in safety-sensitive positions who have violated DOT drug and alcohol testing regulations. SAPs play a crucial role in the DOT's drug and alcohol testing program, designed to ensure the safety of the traveling public and transportation industry workers.

The role of a DOT-qualified Substance Abuse Professional is critical in maintaining safety and compliance within the transportation industry. Their expertise ensures that employees who have violated drug and alcohol testing regulations receive the necessary support and treatment to return to their safety-sensitive duties safely and responsibly.

Why Choose Us


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DOT Compliance Expertise

With years of experience working with Department of Transportation (DOT) workers, our team of professionals understands the intricacies of DOT regulations and guidelines, providing reliable and accurate assistance throughout the Return to Duty process.

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Personalized Support

We recognize that each individual's circumstances are unique. Our Return to Duty Program offers personalized support, including confidential assessments, counseling, and guidance tailored to meet each employee's needs.

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Streamlined Process

Navigating the Return to Duty process can be complex, but our team simplifies the journey. We assist employers and employees with all necessary steps, from initial assessments to final clearance, ensuring a smooth and efficient process.

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Safety is our Priority

As a DOT-regulated program, safety is at the core of everything we do. We aim to create a safer working environment for everyone involved in transportation operations, reducing risks and ensuring the well-being of all employees.

Return to Duty Process

Taking the first step towards a safer, healthier, and more fulfilling future is just a click away. If you or an employee in your organization needs support in the Return to Duty process, contact our dedicated team today.

The Department of Transportation (DOT) Return to Duty (RTD) process is a structured procedure that allows employees in safety-sensitive positions who have violated the DOT's drug and alcohol regulations to return to work after successfully completing the required steps. The primary goal of the RTD process is to ensure the safety of the transportation industry by promptly identifying and addressing substance use issues.



Violation and Removal from Duty

When an employee in a safety-sensitive position tests positive for drugs or alcohol, refuses to undergo testing or violates other DOT drug and alcohol regulations, they are immediately removed from their safety-sensitive duties. This is a mandatory action to ensure public safety.

Substance Abuse Assessment

After the violation, the employee must undergo a comprehensive substance abuse assessment conducted by a Substance Abuse Professional (SAP). The SAP is a licensed professional with specific qualifications to evaluate individuals who have violated DOT drug and alcohol regulations.

Recommendation and Treatment

Based on the assessment, the SAP will recommend appropriate treatment, education, or counseling. The employee must comply with the SAP's recommendations to proceed with the RTD process.

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Completion of Treatment Program

The employee must successfully complete the prescribed treatment program, which may involve counseling, rehabilitation, or educational sessions related to substance use.

Follow-up Evaluation

After completing the treatment program, the employee must undergo a follow-up evaluation with the SAP. This evaluation determines if the individual has met the requirements for a safe return to safety-sensitive duties.

Return to Duty Testing

Once the SAP confirms that the employee is eligible to return to work, the individual must undergo a return-to-duty drug and alcohol test. This test is a condition for reinstatement to the safety-sensitive position.

Our Services

Clinical Evaluations: Our team of medical professionals conducts thorough evaluations to assess the employee's physical and mental readiness to return to their safety-sensitive role.

Return-to-Duty Assessments: We conduct comprehensive Return-to-Duty assessments, examining the employee's ability to perform their job safely and effectively.

Counseling and Support: We offer counseling services to employees who may benefit from additional support during their transition back to the workplace.

Communication and Coordination: We facilitate open and clear communication between employees, employers, medical professionals, and other stakeholders involved in the Return to Duty process, ensuring everyone is on the same page.

At SAP Evaluation, we are committed to fostering a safe and productive work environment by assisting safety-sensitive workers in returning to their crucial roles. Trust us to provide the guidance and support needed for a successful Return to Duty process. Contact us today to learn more about our services and how we can assist your organization.

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Who needs to participate in a DOT SAP Return to Work program?

Individuals who need to participate in a DOT SAP (Substance Abuse Professional) Return to Work program are employees who hold safety-sensitive positions within the transportation industry and have violated the Department of Transportation (DOT) drug and alcohol testing regulations. The DOT regulations cover various transportation sectors, including but not limited to:

Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA): Truck drivers, bus drivers, and other commercial motor vehicle operators fall under FMCSA regulations.

Federal Aviation Administration (FAA): Pilots, air traffic controllers, and aircraft maintenance personnel are subject to FAA regulations.

Federal Railroad Administration (FRA): Railroad employees in safety-sensitive positions, such as locomotive engineers and train conductors, are covered by FRA regulations.

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Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA): Workers transporting hazardous materials fall under PHMSA regulations.

United States Coast Guard (USCG): Crew members of vessels and operators in the marine industry are subject to USCG regulations.

Federal Transit Administration (FTA): Employees in safety-sensitive positions within the public transit industry are covered by FTA regulations.

If an employee in any of these safety-sensitive positions tests positive for prohibited substances or violates the DOT drug and alcohol testing regulations in any other way, they must participate in a DOT SAP Return to Work program. The program aims to assess the individual's substance use history, recommend appropriate treatment, and oversee their successful return to safety-sensi

What is the purpose of a DOT SAP evaluation?

A Department of Transportation (DOT) Substance Abuse Professional (SAP) evaluation aims to assess individuals who have violated DOT drug and alcohol testing regulations. When an employee in a safety-sensitive position tests positive for prohibited substances or violates other DOT drug and alcohol testing rules, they are removed from safety-sensitive duties and must be evaluated by a DOT-qualified SAP.

The overall goal of the DOT SAP evaluation is to assist the employee in addressing any substance use issues and to ensure they are fit for the safety-sensitive duties they perform. The evaluation process is essential to the DOT's commitment to maintaining safety and integrity within the transportation industry by effectively addressing and managing drug and alcohol-related concerns.

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