FMCSA Clearinghouse Introduction (Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration) Webinar

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) Clearinghouse mandatory implementation date is January 6, 2020. Are you ready? Regulated employers, Medical Review Officers (MROs), Substance Abuse Professionals (SAPs), and commercial motor vehicle (CMV) drivers are required to comply with the Clearinghouse process starting soon.
This informative, 22-minute recorded video webinar offers an overview of the Clearinghouse -- what it is, who must register for the FMCSA Clearinghouse, how and when to use the Clearinghouse, what breath alcohol technicians (BATs) and Department of Transportation (DOT) specimen collectors must do to ensure the success of the Clearinghouse process, and more!
Links mentioned in the video are below:
Register or log in to the Clearinghouse at: clearinghouse.fmcsa.dot.gov/
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Email the FMCSA Clearinghouse for assistance or questions: [e-mail]

[@isaactrades]

Do drug testing consortium companies need to register and submit results? Or is that on the employer?

[@brandonconboy6904]

What happens if you do not link for FMCSA Portal to clearing house? I have registered for clearing house but I have not linked my portal due to a login issue. I have contacted FMCSA to resolve the issue but I don't think that it will be resolved in time as they are taking forever to respond. I was able to enter my personal CDL information as I am an owner operator and I am the only one that drives my truck. Will I legally be able to drive my truck on January 6th if my portal is still not linked to clearing house? Thanks, Brandon.

[@certifiedtrainingsolutions6511]

Brandon, this is definitely a question for the FMCSA directly. You may try to reach them at: 1-800-832-5660 or 1-888-368-7238 or email them at: [e-mail]

[@braddalton9260]

Speed limiters on semi trucks are less safe

[@songainc2130]

What should I do coz I went to take drugs test I sing in and I when I outside to take I fhone call but the put me as refuse drugs test and didn't do any drugs test or refuse

[@nickservin2593]

Do you only report Positive and Refusals for clearinghouse?

[@certifiedtrainingsolutions6511]

Yes, you must report positives, refusals, and information regarding return-to-duty status, etc. For information regarding REPORTING, please see: clearinghouse.fmcsa.dot.gov/Resource/Index/Report-Violation-CTPA
Disclaimer: We occasionally may provide advice and/or our OPINIONS only in response to customer inquiries and information we publish for informational purposes for our customers and others. These opinions are based on our knowledge, interpretation, and experience in this industry relating to Regulations and requirements (Federal, State, and other). However, the Office of General Counsel is the final authority on any and all Federal/DOT drug testing matters. It is best to check with them and the Office of Drug and Alcohol Policy and compliance and/or your corporate legal counsel on all matters of concern relating to Federal Regulations; or other Regulatory authority relating to matters of concern to you. We are not responsible for misinformation based on our sharing of opinions, nor are we responsible for misunderstanding or misuse of the information. Therefore, before taking any action regarding Regulatory matters, it is YOUR responsibility to ensure that YOU have conducted the proper research -- such as contacting the proper authorities and/or legal counsel, before taking or failing to take action.
For specific DOT-agency regulations, please contact the Administration directly for clarification (i.e. FMCSA, PHMSA, FAA, FRA, FTA, USCG)

[@nickservin2593]

@@certifiedtrainingsolutions6511 thank you so much. you guys are great.