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Interpretation for 382.501:
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Regulations current to Aug 30, 2012
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All Regulations
Part 382
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Subpart E - Consequences for drivers engaging in substance use-related conduct
§382.501 Removal from safety-sensitive function.
Question 1:
What work may the driver perform for an employer, if a driver violates the prohibitions in subpart B?
Guidance: A driver who has violated the prohibitions of subpart B may perform any duties for an employer that are not considered ‘‘safety-sensitive functions.’’ This may include handling of materials exclusively in a warehouse, regardless of whether the materials are considered hazardous as long as safety-sensitive functions are not performed. Safety-sensitive functions may not be performed until the individual has been evaluated by an Substance Abuse Professional (SAP), complied with any recommended treatment, has been re-evaluated by an Substance Abuse Professional (SAP), has been allowed by the Substance Abuse Professional (SAP) to return to work and has passed a return to duty test.
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