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Our Programs: Register into a random drug and alcohol testing consortium Urinary-employment drug test Pre-employment query - FMCSA Clearinghouse Same day service Our pricing is competitive in the industry. You pay for one year of compliance, and there is no additional charge for any random testing. Our program is the best in the country to help you comply with and assist you with any need related to DOT and FMCSA drug and alcohol testing regulations . As an owner-operator, you are required to take a pre-employment drug test immediately and join the Random Drug and Alcohol Testing Coalition. You will also need to make a pre-employment inquiry through the FMCSA Clearinghouse. With just one phone call or online order, you can set up same-day service and receive DOT and FMCSA drug and alcohol testing compliance documentation. Your DOT Random Test Consortium registration certificate can be emailed to you within minutes of registra tion. About goMDnow goMDnow sets up your account with one qu...

Drug testing consortiums are often random testing pools made up of multiple employers. Each employer-member of the consortium adds its employees to the pool. A random selection of drugs and alcohol is made from all members of the pool. Owner-operators regulated by any Department of Transportation (DOT) agency must be in the consortium's random testing pool . An independent random pool is just an employer. This usually applies to large companies with more than 20 employees. There is no minimum or maximum number of independent or shared random test pools. The only requirement is that the owner operator must be in a federation pool. goMDnow manages independent pools and consortiums for DOT regulated and non-DOT regulated employers. Typically, our random testing customers are regulated by the Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Administration (FMCSA). Order our DOT Compliant Random Testing Program today. DOT FMCSA Drug Testing Programs – Consortium and Random Testing Programs Man...

So, what is a TPA or third-party administrator in the drug and alcohol testing industry? Simply put, TPA is an organization that provides direct and administrative services to help employers or other organizations manage drug and alcohol testing programs or complete workplace drug-free programs. The term Third-Party Consortium/Administrator (C/TPA) was coined by DOT in 2001 when it rewrote 49 CFR Part 40. A C/TPA providing drug and alcohol testing services to DOT must be familiar with 49 CFR procedures, part 40, please read it and read it again. Refer to this rule often to make sure you answer questions correctly and set up processes to achieve your goals. 49 CFR Part 40 defines C/TPA as a service agent that provides or coordinates the provision of various drug and alcohol testing services to employers. C/TPAs typically perform administrative tasks related to an employer's drug and alcohol testing program. This term includes, but is not limited to, groups of employers that com...

  Random Selection goMDnow will help you in the DOT Random Selection process for Drug and Alcohol Testing Compliance You need DOT Alliance drug and alcohol testing services to make your auto shipping business compliant with U.S. requirements. Ministry of Transportation. You are also interested in reducing costs by ensuring your random selection plan is affordable without compromising the quality of service. Personal Lab Services can help you meet all U.S. DOTrandom selection compliance needs. Compliance is Not an Option Failure to comply with DOT drug and alcohol testing regulations may cause your business to be in violation of 49 CFR Part 40 Shipping Rules and U.S. DOT regulatory procedures. Businesses that do not or do not have a program of compliance face fines and risk immediate removal. goMDnow offers you Expertise The DOT drug and alcohol testing program should give you confidence that you are complying with all the complex regulations of the Department of T...

When conducting drug testing, it is common for many companies to engage in joint testing. The employees of the companies involved in the consortium are stored in the collective pool. Drugs and alcohol are randomly selected from the pool. A common random testing pool is required for all owners and operators regulated by a DOT agency. The only ones using random groups are independents. The larger the company, the more likely it is to use this approach. There is no set minimum or a maximum number of participants for randomized study groups, either independent or consortium. The owner-operator is the only one that needs to be included in the group. DOT regulated companies and companies not served by goMDnow , goMDnow maintains independent groups and consortium groups. Most of our sample customers are subject to federal regulations (FMCSA). What are the FMCSA requirements? Per FMCSA regulations, random breathalyzer testing conducted by the consortium will determine the total numb...

  goMDnow has the most advance online system in the market with experienced operational staff and in-house MRO’s. Employees are friendly, knowledgeable, and quick to respond. They are there to take care of you, goMdnow is one of the very few systems in the market which provides individual accounts to the drivers so they can get all of their records online. goMdnow consortium is one the best in the market with the most competitive rates. What is a DOT consortium ? When doing drug testing, it's common for numerous companies to participate in a joint testing pool. Employees from each of the consortium's participating companies are deposited into the collective pool. From the pool, random selections for drugs and alcohol are made. A DOT consortium random testing pool is required for all owner-operators who are subject to regulation by any agency of DOT.   What is Drug testing ? To detect the substances and contaminants left out from drug use in the system, a drug scre...

It appears that all drug testing is similar, but there are key differences in the process and protocol between DOT and non-DOT testing. The DOT test, often referred to as the 5-panel test, includes marijuana (THC), cocaine, phencyclidine (PCP), amphetamines, and the recently expanded list of opioids. DOT employers are free to test other drugs, but these tests must be separate from DOT testing. Of course, non-DOT employers can choose any number of panels, and many choose to test for some of the most commonly abused prescription drugs, as well as others not covered by the typical 5-panel test. Tests are typically available from 4 panel tests to a comprehensive 12 panel test. Test Type Drug testing is done for a number of reasons, with tightly controlled regulations for DOT-covered employers: Random test Depending on the particular agency managing your workplace, 25-50% of employees will need to be randomly tested. Note that some agencies, including the Federal Transportation Administ...