FAA SUPERVISOR REASONABLE SUSPICION TRAINING

The FAA Reasonable Suspicion Training for Supervisors is a comprehensive 2.5-hour self-paced online course developed by Andrew Easler, Esq., an experienced attorney and subject matter expert in drug and alcohol testing. This paced online course provides the necessary knowledge and skills to make accurate determinations and recognize the signs of suspicious behavior.

Training includes interactive videos, documents, and resources that help employees understand the DOT regulations, testing procedures, employee privacy, and referral processes. By completing the course, supervisors will ensure compliance with FAA regulations, reduce workplace accidents and injuries, and promote a culture of safety and accountability.

Learners who complete the course will be able to make reasonable suspicion determinations and accurately recognize the signs of suspicious behavior.

Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) reasonable suspicion training and reasonable cause training for supervisors is designed to assist employers with ensuring compliance and safety in the aviation industry. Supervisors of safety-sensitive personnel covered by federal aviation regulations must be capable of making determinations to test an employee suspected of prohibited drug or alcohol use.

This is the initial training course for supervisors who have never taken a reasonable suspicion or reasonable cause training course before. FAA drug and alcohol testing regulations require 60 minutes of training on indicators of probable drug use and another 60 minutes of training on the detection of symptoms of alcohol misuse. This course is designed to comply with these regulations as part of an FAA-regulated employer’s overall Employee Assistance Program (EAP).Students benefit from self-paced online training that includes interactive videos, documents, and resources. A certificate of completion, which never expires, can be downloaded immediately after passing the online exam.

Trained supervisors can recognize safety risks early and have a higher probability of intervening before an accident or injury. Enroll in the FAA Reasonable Suspicion Training for Supervisors today and start learning the signs and symptoms of drug and alcohol abuse.

• Successful supervisors will be able to recognize suspicious activity and behavior with a 100% proficiency.
• Successful students will be able to express an understanding of industry terms and the protocols involved with the reasonable suspicion determinations by completing an online quiz with 75% or greater proficiency.