"Safety Sensitive Position"
06-22-2011 | 11:20 AM
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"Safety Sensitive Position"
One of the addendum questions for Eagle's airline app page asks if "Have you held a safety sensitive job function subject to Department of Transportation drug and/or alcohol rules in the past five (5) years?"
I am a CFI... does that count as a safety sensitive job that I have to be subject to DOT drug/alcohol rules?
I am a CFI... does that count as a safety sensitive job that I have to be subject to DOT drug/alcohol rules?
06-22-2011 | 11:37 AM
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One of the addendum questions for Eagle's airline app page asks if "Have you held a safety sensitive job function subject to Department of Transportation drug and/or alcohol rules in the past five (5) years?"
I am a CFI... does that count as a safety sensitive job that I have to be subject to DOT drug/alcohol rules?
I am a CFI... does that count as a safety sensitive job that I have to be subject to DOT drug/alcohol rules?
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06-22-2011 | 01:54 PM
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Generally speaking, such question refers to programs that fall under mandated DOT drug and alcohol testing and control programs. Commercial truck/transport driving, air carrier operations, railroad ops, etc.
If you weren't part of a mandated testing program that has a DOT approved program administrator, I would personally answer "no".
If you weren't part of a mandated testing program that has a DOT approved program administrator, I would personally answer "no".
06-22-2011 | 02:47 PM
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+1.
Unless you were subject to DOT testing (this does NOT include company or insurance testing) the answer is no.
It goes without saying that you are a pilot and that your job relates to safety, so that alone doesn't qualify.
Unless you were subject to DOT testing (this does NOT include company or insurance testing) the answer is no.
It goes without saying that you are a pilot and that your job relates to safety, so that alone doesn't qualify.
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