A DOT drug test typically does not include testosterone. The Department of Transportation's drug testing regulations primarily focus on detecting substances such as marijuana, cocaine, opiates, amphetamines, and phencyclidine (PCP). However, if a medical review officer suspects the use of performance-enhancing drugs, they may recommend additional testing for testosterone or other substances, but this is not part of the standard DOT panel.
To get a CDL, you'll have to get a DOT physical done, which will include a drug screen.
The DOT does not test for anabolic steroids. A pre-employment or random drug test by the DOT only test for narcotics.
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Truck Drivers
Depends on the drug test but the typical DOT Safety drug screens do not test for cardiac related drugs.
Drug tests cannot test age or gender.
There are four classes of transportation workers who must be drug tested: aviation workers, ground transportation workers, water transport workers and mass transit workers. If you ride a bus you'll see two guys putting the bags under the bus, and both of them are subject to drug testing. All these people are subject to DOT drug testing.Any other drug test is a non-DOT drug test.
9-panel drug test is also a non-dot test. It checks for the 5 drugs plus 4 more. Look it up
It is the Department of Transportation drug screen for commercial drivers.
9-panel drug test is also a non-dot test. It checks for the 5 drugs plus 4 more. Look it up
yes it came back as pcp on my drug test now i have no job
Yes, there is a difference between DOT and Non-DOT drug tests. DOT drug tests are regulated by the Department of Transportation and typically include a specific panel of substances, including marijuana, cocaine, opiates, amphetamines, and phencyclidine (PCP). Non-DOT drug tests, on the other hand, can vary in the substances tested and are not subject to the same regulations, allowing employers more flexibility in their testing protocols. Additionally, DOT tests have stricter procedures and chain-of-custody requirements to ensure accuracy and compliance.