DOT-Qualified Collector

A person trained and qualified under 49 CFR Part 40 to collect urine specimens for DOT-mandated workplace drug testing.

Key Facts

  • Trained to collect urine specimens for DOT drug testing
  • Must complete qualification training per 49 CFR Part 40
  • Proficiency demonstrated through 5 error-free mock collections
  • Refresher training required every 5 years
  • Error correction training required after any procedural mistake

A DOT-Qualified Collector is an individual who has completed qualification training under 49 CFR Part 40, Subpart C to properly collect urine specimens for DOT drug testing. Training covers: collection procedures, chain-of-custody documentation (CCF), specimen handling and packaging, handling shy bladder situations, observed and monitored collections, and recognizing attempts to tamper with specimens. Proficiency is demonstrated through five consecutive error-free mock collections. Collectors must complete refresher training every 5 years and receive error correction training within 30 days if a procedural mistake is identified. Collectors work at fixed clinic locations, mobile collection sites, and can be dispatched for on-site collections at the employer's facility.

Related Services

Related Industries

50

States Covered

Need This Service?

Find certified occupational health providers offering this service in your area. Over 20,000 locations nationwide.

Simplify Occupational Health

BlueHive manages occupational health services so you can focus on your workforce.