USA's Top DOT Drug & Alcohol Testing Consortium

$49.95 / year

Annual fee for enrollment in our DOT random pool and receive your enrollment certificate immediately after sign up.

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What it costs

Annual per driver: $18.00
Pre-employment drug test: $83.00
Clearinghouse management per driver: $21.00
DOT company policy: $78.00
Random drug test: $82.00
Background checks per driver: $85.00

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Why Do You Need a DOT Consortium?

Labworks USA is a consortium third-party administrator that provides truck drivers and carriers across America with compliance services for a wide range of DOT/FMCSA requirements. We ensure you are up to date on drug and alcohol compliance so you can focus solely on keeping your trucks rolling and your drivers safe.

Drug & Alcohol Testing

Randoms, pre-employment, post-accident and onsite collection at 20,000+ sites, MRO review and SAP follow-up.

FMCSA Clearinghouse

One on one registration help. Owner operators must name a C/TPA like Labworks USA.

File Management

Immediate enrollment certification, your account online, MIS reports, audit help and eCCF by email.

Supervisor / DER Training

DOT approved course, FREE with 5 or more drivers.

$75.00 for non-members

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READI Collect sends a collector to your location for post-accident, random and reasonable suspicion testing.

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