Wisconsin Drug Testing Consortium

Account portal gives employers 24/7 access to fast results Background check requirements by school systems and businesses alike deliver a cost-effective means of preventing potential personnel problems before they develop.

The number of covered employees may impact your decision on which to use Participating in a drug testing consortium is a great way for small employers and owner-operators to take advantage of larger consortium pool numbers with regard to meeting random...

Changes are coming, but steps remain before implementation The recent news that DOT drug test options soon will include the use of oral fluid drug testing as an alternative to a urine DOT drug test sent shockwaves through the nation's various...

WDTC can help you understand the difference between them Drug testing can be an administrative headache when it comes to tracking the various requirements of government agencies.

Changes in state drug laws can make DOT audits problematic DOT audits are a source of stress for every company that falls under Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) regulations.

Registered employers must purchase their own query plans The end of the calendar year offers a reminder that all employers and owner-operators must complete their DOT Clearinghouse annual queries as stipulated by law.

Complete your Q4 random drug tests before the holidays We are in the midst of drug testing consortium renewals season as transportation companies and owner-operators make their choices with regard to this important business partner.

Order tests from your personalized web portal to quickly start the process Ordering a pre-employment drug test for your prospective drivers and other employees has never been easier than the system we have in place at Wisconsin Drug Testing Consortium...

Our partner uses private investigators to ensure your prospect is clean Hiring quality employees with a proven record of integrity is more important today than ever.

DOT-regulated employees must follow federal rules for drug and alcohol testing A 5-panel drug test is the most common test required by the Department of Transportation (DOT) as well as employers that have drug testing policies in place for non-DOT...