DOT Qualified SAP
To qualify as a DOT-qualified SAP (Substance abuse professional), an individual must be a professional counselor, psychologist, or social worker. They must also complete a DOT-approved training program with at least 40 hours of instruction. The individual must also pass a written examination and an oral examination. After completing these requirements, the individual will be placed on a national registry of DOT-qualified SAPs.
Qualified DOT SAP play an essential role in the fight against SAP abuse in the United States. As part of their job, DOT Qualified Substance Abuse Professionals conduct assessments to determine whether an employee is fit for duty. They also develop and implement treatment plans, monitor employee progress, and provide support during recovery. In addition, DOT Qualified Substance Abuse Professionals collaborate with other members of the DOT team, including medical examiners and safety officials, to ensure that employees are safe and healthy.