§40.311. What are the requirements concerning SAP reports? — Inbound Citations
49 C.F.R. § 40.311
Statutory Authority
Cited by 9 regulations in release Current.
Citations to 49 C.F.R. § 40.311 as a whole
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(c) As a SAP, you must make available to an employee, on request, a copy of all SAP reports (see § 40.311). However, you must redact follow-up testing information from the report before providing it to the employee.
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(2) That, if the driver has not completed all follow-up tests as prescribed by the SAP in accordance with § 40.307 of this title and specified in the SAP report required by § 40.311 of this title, the driver has completed the SAP evaluation, referral, and education/treatment process set forth in part 40, subpart O, of this title and achieves a negative return-to-duty test result, and the employer assumes the responsibility for managing the follow-up testing process associated with the testing violation.
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Citations to §40.311(c)
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(f) You must provide a written report directly to the DER highlighting your specific recommendations for assistance (see § 40.311(c)).
Citations to §40.311(d)
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(1) If the employee has demonstrated successful compliance, you must provide a written report directly to the DER highlighting your clinical determination that the employee has done so with your initial evaluation recommendation (see § 40.311(d)).
Citations to §40.311(d)(9)
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(b) You must present a copy of this plan directly to the DER (see § 40.311(d)(9)).
Citations to §40.311(d)(10)
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(a) As a SAP, if you believe that ongoing services (in addition to follow-up tests) are needed to assist an employee to maintain sobriety or abstinence from drug use after the employee resumes the performance of safety-sensitive duties, you must provide recommendations for these services in your follow-up evaluation report (see § 40.311(d)(10)).
Citations to §40.311(e)
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(1) As the SAP, if you believe, as a result of the follow-up evaluation, that the employee has not demonstrated successful compliance with your recommendations, you must provide written notice directly to the DER (see § 40.311(e)).