Non-DOT General DER Training

Non-DOT General DER Training is a 2-hour online training course that is geared toward any drug and alcohol-free workplace that falls outside of US DOT regulations. Students who complete the course will understand and be able to confidently execute the responsibilities of the role.

Course Overview

A Designated Employer Representative (DER) is a person who has been tasked with the responsibility to make formal decisions regarding a workplace drug and alcohol testing program. It is their responsibility to develop a complete understanding of best practices for managing a drug and alcohol program.

This online course will prepare the DER with all of the knowledge and tools necessary to be successful and confident in the role. In addition, trained DERs are more likely to avoid making costly mistakes that could result in fines, penalties, and/or employee lawsuits.

Learners will receive thorough instruction that includes what it means to be a DER, the roles and responsibilities, how to handle testing issues, applicable regulations, training requirements, record retention guidelines, and more.

Students learn at their own pace with our comprehensive online training program that uses videos, documents, resources, and PowerPoint presentations. Reference materials and helpful guides are also provided to assist prospective DERs in succeeding as they embark on their career. A certificate of completion can be downloaded immediately after passing the online exam.

Obtain certification as a Designated Employer Representative in as little as 2 hours. Those who complete this training are fully prepared to manage a drug and alcohol free workplace policy within their non-DOT organization.

Course Features & FAQ

State Compliant

• This course meets or exceeds the training requirements in all 50-states. However, in some instances additional licensing or permitting acquired through state agencies may be required prior to conducting Non-DOT tests.

Created by Attorneys

• This course and its supplemental resources were created by the organizer's co-founder, attorney, and drug and alcohol testing authority and subject matter expert, Andrew David Easler, Esq.

Live Customer Support

• Students, managers and supervisors can contact and chat with the US-based trainer to answer questions for the duration of the course

Learn Anytime & Anywhere

• The courses only expire when you're finished with the course, this means that employees don’t feel rushed into “cramming” for a course only to forget the material a week later and therefore perform better in practice and make fewer mistakes than in traditional training environments.

Credits Never Expire

• Unused course credits never expire, so feel free to order bulk credits to receive maximum discounts.

Instant Course Access

• Employees receive instant course access right after registration or invitation sent by a training manager, or supervisor.

2 Hours of Learning

• Non-DOT General DER Training may take longer or shorter to complete depending on student pace, reading, and comprehension level.

Downloadable Certificate

• Same-day certificate issuance after completing a course, downloadable in PDF format & printable.

Instant Manager Accounts

• When an employer purchases two or more credits we will automatically create a manager account which can then be used to invite employees, and keep all training certificates in one place that will help you stay compliant and well prepared for an audit conducted by the DOT.

Volume Discounts

• Volume discounts for credits are automatically applied during the checkout process. Did you know that course credits never expire so feel free to purchase credits in bulk.

Approved for CE Credits

• The organizer is an Approved Education Provider with many human resources certification organizations, licensing bodies and regulatory agencies throughout the world and they offer continuing education credits (CE Credits) with the majority of the courses.

Additional Resources

• Employers can purchase training and reference books which will assist students and supervisors in understanding the regulations involved for each applicable DOT sub agency including the FMCSA, FAA, FRA, FTA, PHMSA and USCG.