FMCSA Training

FMCSA Records

FMCSA Records — Overview

Training is required initially for all applicable employees:

Delivery Drivers

Entry Level Driver Training

Controlled Substance Drug & Alcohol Testing

Training

Substance Abuse and Alcohol Suspicion Training for Managers

MEETING FMCSA REGULATIONS

Training Details

Are your FMCSA files current? Entry-level driver training, the drug-and-alcohol program, the reasonable-suspicion training your supervisors need before they can make that call — every one of them is a document somebody can ask for. Your trainer delivers the instruction. We do the paperwork.

Delivery Drivers

Entry Level Driver Training

Required for all employees operating commercial vehicles. Training is also available for employees applying to upgrade or modify their commercial driver’s license (CDL).

Controlled Substance Drug & Alcohol Testing

Full-time, part-time, intermittent and backup CDL drivers in safety-sensitive functions are all subject to DOT drug and alcohol testing. We keep the documentation trail that shows your program is running the way you say it is.

Training

Records Retention

Propane Safety Pro makes it easy to organize all of your employees' FMCSA training certifications so that your company’s compliance is documented appropriately.



Contact us to learn more about FMCSA training and schedule your next session today!



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RECORDS YOU CAN HAND SOMEBODY

Propane Safety keeps the record of every employee’s completed training, so fines and renewal deadlines stop being a surprise.

We work propane companies and nothing else. Your policies, your fuel portfolio, your routes — that is what decides which FMCSA records each employee has to have. We map it with you, then keep the file so what your trainer covered and what your paperwork shows are the same thing.

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