RETURN-TO-DUTY

Return-to-Duty Eligibility

PROCOM supports Return-to-Duty testing programs in accordance with Department of Transportation requirements. The Return-to-Duty process is highly regulated, and eligibility must be confirmed before testing can proceed.

To determine whether you may be eligible, please complete the Return-to-Duty intake using the Google Form linked below. This form collects only preliminary information and is used to assess eligibility against the required criteria. Submission does not guarantee approval or advancement in the Return-to-Duty process.

Important eligibility notice:
If you are not an owner-operator with your own DOT number, or you are not employed by a company that will manage your Return-to-Duty and follow-up testing, American Drug Testing Consortium cannot administer your Return-to-Duty process under FMCSA 49 CFR Part 40 Subpart O.

Complete the Return-to-Duty Eligibility Form Below

Full Name

Email Address

Phone Number

Are you an owner-operator with your own DOT number?

Yes No

Will your current employer manage your Return-to-Duty and follow-up testing program?

Yes No

Who is your current employer?

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RETURN-TO-DUTY PROCESS OVERVIEW

How PROCOM Supports the Return-to-Duty Process

PROCOM supports Return-to-Duty testing in accordance with Department of Transportation requirements. The Return-to-Duty process is highly structured and applies only after specific regulatory steps have been completed.

This section provides high-level context on how Return-to-Duty fits into DOT drug and alcohol compliance. It is intended to clarify the process and expectations, not to determine eligibility or provide regulatory guidance.

Return-to-Duty Eligibility Context

Return-to-Duty testing is not available to all individuals. Eligibility depends on required regulatory steps being completed before testing can occur.

This intake is used to determine whether an individual may be eligible to proceed based on the information provided.

How Return-to-Duty Fits Within DOT Compliance

Return-to-Duty testing occurs after a DOT drug or alcohol violation and is part of a broader compliance process. Testing may only proceed once all required steps have been completed and documented. PROCOM’s role is limited to supporting the testing process once eligibility requirements are met.

Standards and Expectations

Individuals completing this intake are expected to provide accurate and complete information. Responses are reviewed against required criteria before any next steps are considered.

Submission of this form does not guarantee eligibility, approval, or progression in the Return-to-Duty process.

RETURN-TO-DUTY PROCESS OVERVIEW

Understanding the DOT Return-to-Duty Process

The DOT Return-to-Duty process follows a defined regulatory sequence after a violation has been reported in the Drug & Alcohol Clearinghouse. This overview explains how the process works at a high level and where testing fits once eligibility requirements have been met. It is provided for informational context only and does not determine eligibility or replace regulatory guidance.

View and download the official DOT Return-to-Duty process guide for a visual walkthrough of each required step.