Helping DOT employees and CDL holders safely return to work after a failed or refused drug or alcohol test.
If you’re a CDL driver or a DOT-regulated employee, you’re likely wondering how to get back to work after this setback. At Return to Duty, our DOT SAP program online is designed to help you return to work quickly, safely, and in full compliance with DOT regulations.
Use our fully virtual DOT SAP services to complete the required evaluations, education, and follow-up testing—all from the convenience of home.
We’re with you every step of the way, ensuring a smooth and compliant return to work.
Enjoy a straightforward fee structure that includes the SAP assessments required by the Department of Transportation.
Flexible payment options available at booking to accommodate your needs.
In addition to CDL holders, Return to Duty assists FAA employees, pipeline workers, Coast Guard personnel, transit rail, and more. Our services are available to any DOT-regulated individual who requires SAP violation assistance in order to return to work.
We provide online SAP services for the following government organizations and regulatory bodies:
We help truck drivers meet DOT SAP requirements for a safe return to work. Our SAP services simplify the return-to-duty process for those with a CDL or CLP, ensuring compliance with federal regulations.
Transit professionals, including bus drivers and railroad employees, can meet their SAP requirements through our online evaluation, ensuring compliance with FRA substance abuse regulations for rail safety.
Pilots, air-traffic controllers, ground crews, and aviation technicians can meet their SAP obligations through our fully online evaluations, ensuring
FAA compliance before resuming their safety-sensitive roles.
Employees regulated by PHMSA, such as Pipeline Safety Inspectors and Gas Controllers, can meet their SAP requirement through our virtual program for a smooth return-to-duty process.
U.S. Coast Guard members and maritime professionals under DOT jurisdiction, including dock workers and vessel operators, can meet SAP requirements through our virtual services while complying with maritime safety regulations.
This FMCSA video explains the return-to-duty process for
CDL drivers, outlining the steps needed to complete your SAP evaluation and successfully return to work. Watch to learn more about the process and what to expect.
Getting back to work after a DOT violation can feel daunting, but you don’t have to do it alone. Return to Duty offers expert guidance, nationally licensed SAP professionals, and a fully virtual process to help you meet every requirement and return to work quickly.
At Return to Duty, we understand what it means to serve. As a veteran-owned organization, we bring accountability, discipline, and dedication to helping DOT-regulated employees regain their careers.
Our budget-friendly plans come with a variety of flexible payment options designed to accommodate your financial needs. We offer multiple digital payment methods to ensure a seamless experience for our users.
No matter where you are, Return to Duty streamlines the SAP process. Our nationwide, fully virtual SAP services allow you to complete evaluations, education, and follow-ups from home—no travel required.
We stay up to date on DOT regulations to ensure you receive accurate, compliant service every step of the way. Our nationally licensed SAP professionals have helped countless CDL drivers and DOT employees complete their return-to-duty process.
We're here to support you with expert guidance and a seamless virtual experience so you can quickly get back to work.
At Return to Duty, we follow this simple, four-step process to meet all the SAP DOT requirements and get you back to work as soon as possible.
Start by booking an initial SAP evaluation. Our easy online system lets you select a time that works with your schedule.
Once your evaluation is complete, you’ll receive the necessary education and training you need to meet DOT standards. This is completed 100% online.
Follow-up evaluations will be scheduled as needed to monitor your progress and ensure you stay on track for your return to work.
Once you've completed all your SAP requirements, we'll guide you through any follow-up testing needed to finalize your return to work. Afterward, we’ll update your status in the FMCSA Clearinghouse, clearing the way for you to get back to your job without delay.
Our team of DOT-qualified SAP evaluators brings a wealth of experience and specialized training to guide you through the return-to-duty process. With backgrounds in healthcare, regulatory compliance, and employee assistance, they understand the complexities of DOT regulations.
Their approach is compassionate and personalized, ensuring you receive the individual support needed for success.
At Return to Duty, we offer a clear, supportive approach to the DOT return-to-duty process. Our nationally licensed SAP evaluators provide flexible online services, making it easier for you to meet all DOT requirements and return to work promptly.
Take the next step toward getting back to work by scheduling your evaluation today. Click below to get started and confidently reclaim your career.
We understand that navigating the return-to-duty process can raise a lot of questions. Below are answers to some of the common inquiries to help you better understand what to expect.
An SAP is a trained expert who evaluates employees after they fail or refuse a drug or alcohol test and helps them return to safety-sensitive work.
The return-to-duty process typically takes several weeks, depending on your specific requirements and progress in treatment or education.
We provide services for CDL drivers and all other DOT-regulated employees, helping them meet the requirements for return-to-duty clearance.
For more information or to get started, click below to schedule your SAP evaluation.
Guiding DOT employees and employers through the entire SAP process after a failed or refused drug or alcohol test. With your participation, we will assist in getting you back to work safely and compliantly.
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