5-Panel DOT Urine Drug Test + Breath Alcohol Test

5-Panel DOT Urine Drug Test + Breath Alcohol Test

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The DOT 5 Panel Drug Test (Federal/Regulated) (Urine) plus Breath Alcohol Test provides comprehensive drug and alcohol screening for employees in safety-sensitive positions regulated by the Department of Transportation (DOT). This dual testing approach ensures compliance with DOT regulations outlined in 49 CFR Part 40, identifying the presence of five commonly abused substances through urine analysis while also measuring blood alcohol concentration through breath analysis. Both tests are conducted at SAMHSA-certified laboratories and include necessary confirmation testing for accurate results.

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The DOT 5 Panel Drug Test (Federal/Regulated) (Urine) and Breath Alcohol Test include the following features:

  • DOT Compliance: This test meets the specific drug testing requirements established by the DOT for safety-sensitive employees, ensuring regulatory compliance.

  • Urine Drug Test: The 5 Panel Drug Test screens for five key substances:

    • Marijuana (THC)
    • Cocaine (COC)
    • Opiates (including heroin)
    • Amphetamines (including methamphetamines)
    • Phencyclidine (PCP)

  • Detection Window: On average, most drugs can be detected in urine for approximately three days after the most recent use or exposure. A confirmed positive result serves as evidence of use within that timeframe.

  • Breath Alcohol Test: The DOT Breath Alcohol Test (BAT) measures a person’s blood alcohol concentration by analyzing the amount of alcohol in exhaled breath.

  • Confirmatory Testing: Positive results from either test require a second confirmatory test, which incurs additional charges.

This combined testing package is ideal for employers seeking to maintain a safe and drug-free workplace while adhering to DOT regulations.

Why would I need this test?
The 5-Panel DOT Urine Drug Test + Breath Alcohol Test is mandated by the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) for individuals performing safety-sensitive duties, such as commercial drivers, pilots, train operators, and others in the transportation industry. This combination test is used for: Pre-employment screenings to ensure compliance with DOT drug and alcohol regulations. Random or routine testing is part of DOT’s requirements for safety-sensitive roles. Post-accident testing when a safety-sensitive incident occurs to determine if drugs or alcohol are contributing factors. Reasonable suspicion testing when an employee shows signs of impairment. Return-to-duty or follow-up testing after a prior positive test or violation of DOT drug and alcohol policies. This combination test ensures compliance with federal regulations and helps promote safety in transportation-related fields.
How does the Breath Alcohol Test work?
The Breath Alcohol Test measures the amount of alcohol in your breath, which correlates with your Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC). Here’s how it typically works: You will be instructed to blow into the mouthpiece of a breathalyzer device. The device calculates your BAC level immediately. If the initial test shows a BAC of 0.02 or higher, a second confirmatory test will be conducted after a 15-minute waiting period to verify the result. This non-invasive test provides immediate results and is required for DOT-regulated employees in safety-sensitive roles.
Will over-the-counter or prescription medications affect the test results?
Yes, certain over-the-counter and prescription medications can affect the drug test results by causing false positives. Common substances that may interfere include: Cold medications containing pseudoephedrine may trigger positives for amphetamines. Prescription pain relievers like codeine or hydrocodone may show up as opiates. OTC sleep aids containing diphenhydramine can also affect the test results. For the Breath Alcohol Test, products containing alcohol (such as mouthwash or cough syrups) may temporarily elevate BAC levels if used right before the test. Be sure to inform the testing administrator of any medications or alcohol-containing products you have used.
How is the sample collected for the tests?
The 5-Panel DOT Urine Drug Test + Breath Alcohol Test consists of two parts: Urine Drug Test: Using a sterile container, you will be directed to provide a urine sample in a private restroom. The sample will then be sent to a certified laboratory to screen for the five major drug classes mentioned above. Breath Alcohol Test: You will blow into the mouthpiece of a breathalyzer device, and the BAC will be measured immediately. If the initial test indicates a BAC of 0.02 or higher, a confirmatory test will be administered after a 15-minute waiting period.