DOT Drug & Alcohol Testing for CDL Drivers in Georgia
Full DOT compliance for your fleet in Metro Atlanta and throughout Georgia. Pre-employment, random, post-accident, and return-to-duty testing with certified collectors and same-day results.
Complete DOT Testing Solutions
We handle every type of DOT-mandated testing your operation requires, from our Buford facility or on-site at your location across Metro Atlanta.
Pre-Employment
Required before any CDL driver performs safety-sensitive functions. We ensure you're compliant before they start.
Random Testing
Consortium and random pool management. We handle selection, notification, and collection on your schedule.
Post-Accident
Rapid response when you need it most. We understand the timing requirements and get there fast.
Return-to-Duty
SAP coordination and follow-up testing for drivers returning after a violation.
Full DOT Compliance — Guaranteed
DOT regulations are complex and the penalties for non-compliance are severe. We ensure every test meets federal requirements exactly.
What Makes Us DOT Compliant
- 1Certified collectors trained specifically in DOT collection procedures
- 2SAMHSA-certified laboratories for all specimen analysis
- 3Medical Review Officer (MRO) review for all positive results
- 4Complete chain of custody documentation
DOT Testing FAQs
What does DOT testing include?
DOT testing includes both drug and alcohol testing. Drug testing uses a 5-panel urine test (marijuana, cocaine, opiates, amphetamines, PCP). Alcohol testing uses an Evidential Breath Testing device (EBT) or approved screening test.
When is post-accident testing required?
DOT post-accident testing is required when there's a fatality, when a driver receives a citation AND there's bodily injury requiring immediate medical treatment, or when a vehicle is towed. Testing must occur within 8 hours for alcohol and 32 hours for drugs.
How do random testing pools work?
We manage your random testing consortium. Drivers are randomly selected by computer throughout the year. When a driver is selected, we coordinate the testing quickly and discreetly. Annual testing rates follow DOT requirements.
What happens after a positive DOT test?
The driver is immediately removed from safety-sensitive duties and must be evaluated by a DOT-qualified Substance Abuse Professional (SAP). After completing the SAP's recommendations, they'll need return-to-duty testing and follow-up testing.
Keep Your Fleet DOT Compliant
Whether you need pre-employment testing, random pool management, or emergency post-accident response — we've got you covered.