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Does the BAT notify the employer’s representative immediately if an<br />

employee must be removed from safety-sensitive duties?<br />

Is the BAT knowledgeable about procedures for “insufficient volume of<br />

breath?”<br />

Is the BAT knowledgeable about what constitutes a test refusal or invalid<br />

test?<br />

A<br />

R<br />

DMINISTRATIVE<br />

EQUIREMENTS<br />

SCREEN TEST TECHNICIANS Screen Test<br />

Technicians<br />

Has the STT successfully completed a DOT course of instruction or<br />

equivalent?<br />

⎯ Basic knowledge<br />

⎯ Qualification training<br />

⎯ Refresher training every 5 years<br />

⎯ Error correction training following mistakes that result in a<br />

cancelled test<br />

Has the STT demonstrated proficiency in the operation of the nonevidential<br />

screening device being used, including the ability to correctly<br />

discern changes, contrasts, or readings?<br />

Does the STT correctly use DOT alcohol test forms?<br />

Is the STT knowledgeable about procedures for “insufficient volume” or<br />

inability to successfully complete the initial screen test?<br />

Does the STT transmit all results to the employer’s designated<br />

representative in a confidential manner?<br />

Is the STT knowledgeable about procedures used to transport and<br />

transfer responsibility of the donor to the BAT if the initial screen is<br />

greater than 0.02?<br />

Is the STT knowledgeable about what constitutes a test referral or invalid<br />

test?<br />

Appendix J. Self-Assessment Checklist J-21 August 2002

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