Live and interactive — by video for teams anywhere in the U.S., or on-site in
the Dallas–Fort Worth area. Every session can be tailored to your industry and policy.
DOT required
DOT Reasonable Suspicion Training for Supervisors
FMCSA and FTA require supervisors who make reasonable suspicion calls to complete 60
minutes on alcohol misuse and 60 minutes on controlled substances. We cover signs and
symptoms, documentation, having the conversation, and what happens next.
2 hours · certificate for your DQ files
Drug-Free Workplace Awareness
Employee education on your policy, the effects of alcohol and drugs on safety and
health, and where to get help — for DOT and non-DOT workforces.
60–90 minutes
Recognizing Impairment at Work
For non-DOT managers: spotting impairment, documenting behavior, and making a
fair, consistent referral without diagnosing anyone.
90 minutes
Stress, Burnout & Resilience
Practical tools for long shifts, high-pressure roles and life on the road, plus how to
support a coworker who is struggling.
60 minutes
Fatigue & Driver Wellness
Sleep, fatigue, nutrition and mental health for drivers and dispatch teams — built for
the realities of transportation work.
60 minutes
Suicide Prevention Awareness
Warning signs, how to ask directly, and how to connect someone to help. Includes the 988
Suicide & Crisis Lifeline and local resources.
60–90 minutes
Respectful Workplace & Conflict
De-escalation, difficult conversations and team conflict, so small problems don’t
become turnover.
90 minutes
Managing Employees in Recovery
How to support an employee returning to work after treatment or a SAP process, while
keeping safety and your policy front and center.
60 minutes
Critical Incident Response
On-site or virtual support after an accident, injury, death or other traumatic event:
group debriefings, individual check-ins and guidance for leaders.
On call · same or next day where possible