Walk-In and On-Site DOT & Non-DOT Breath Alcohol Testing Now Available (Locally)
Professional, Defensible, Compliant.
Edify Screening provides federally regulated Breath Alcohol Testing (BAT) required for safety-sensitive positions governed by the FMCSA and Department of Transportation. Using NHTSA-approved evidential breath testing (EBT) devices and certified technicians, we ensure your program meets the rigorous standards of 49 CFR Part 40.
Mobile & In-Office
Visit our Greensboro office or have our EDIFY-trained technicians travel to your site in Winston-Salem, High Point, or surrounding areas.
Immediate Results
Our advanced EBT devices provide instant, printed results. Initial screenings and confirmation tests are handled in one seamless appointment.
DOT Compliance
Full support for FMCSA, FAA, FTA, and PHMSA requirements, including post-accident, random, and return-to-duty protocols.
Understanding DOT Alcohol Thresholds
| Result (BAC) | Required Action & Impact |
|---|---|
| 0.00 – 0.019 | Negative result. Employee is cleared to perform safety-sensitive duties. |
| 0.020 – 0.039 | Employee must be immediately removed from duty for 24 hours (or as agency rules dictate). |
| 0.040 or Higher | DOT Violation. Immediate removal from duty. Requires SAP referral and Return-to-Duty process. |
Stay Compliant. Protect Your Fleet.
Reach out today to schedule an appointment or to set up a corporate account for ongoing on-site needs.
Greensboro • Winston-Salem • High Point • Triad Area
Authoritative Source: For official regulations, visit the U.S. Department of Transportation or FMCSA.
Not in the Triad Area? No Problem!
Reach out today and we can schedule an appointment for you at any of our over 10,000 network locations spread across the country.
Disclaimer: This content is for educational purposes and does not constitute legal advice. Please consult counsel regarding specific compliance practices.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What identification is required?
A: For DOT FMCSA tests, the donor must present a valid Commercial Driver’s License (CDL). For non-DOT tests, a standard government photo ID is sufficient.
Q: What happens if a test is positive?
A: If the initial screening is ≥ 0.02, a confirmation test is mandated after a 15-minute wait. Our technicians stay on-site to complete this protocol immediately.
Q: Do you offer post-accident testing?
A: Yes. We specialize in rapid-response mobile testing to help employers meet the 2-hour and 8-hour DOT windows for post-accident alcohol screening.
Q: What happens if a donor is unable to provide enough breath for the test?
A: This is known as a “Shy Lung” situation. Per DOT regulations, the donor is given a second attempt. If they still cannot provide a sufficient sample, the technician will stop the test and the employer must direct the employee to undergo a medical evaluation within five days to determine if a medical condition exists.
Q: Do we need to provide anything special for an on-site testing visit?
A: To maintain DOT compliance and privacy, we require a quiet, private area with a table, two chairs, and a power outlet. The space should be free from distractions and unauthorized personnel to ensure the integrity of the testing process and the confidentiality of the donor.
Q: How quickly will I receive the official results and documentation?
A: Results are available immediately. Our evidential breath testing (EBT) devices generate a printed report on-site, which is signed by both the technician and the donor. A digital copy or formal report is typically uploaded to your secure client portal or emailed within minutes of the test completion.
