Description
Anyone performing US Department of Transportation (DOT) mandated breath alcohol testing must be trained as a Breath Alcohol Technician (BAT), and individuals performing non-DOT regulated testing are encouraged to do the same. This course follows the training curriculum as prescribed by the Department of Transportation (DOT), the procedural requirements of alcohol testing as stated in the (49CFR part 40 [Federal register Vol. 59, NO. 31, 2/15/1994, pkg. 7340-7366]) and amendments to the rules. CPL device certifications available: Lifeloc Phoenix 6.0, Lifeloc EV 30, Intoximeter Alco Sensor IV-RBT IV, Alco Sensor IV with Memory, Alco Sensor VXL.
Objectives
This course details the DOT-required procedural training for BATs including:
- Evidential Breath Testing Device Methodology
- Preparing for the alcohol test
- Conducting a DOT alcohol test
- Obstacles to completing a test
- Information disclosure and confidentiality
- Record-keeping and required logbooks
- Quality Assurance Plans (QAPs)
There are two main components to BAT training that are prerequisites for certification.
- The student must be trained on the rules and regulations through a 6 ½ hour classroom lecture (8 hours including lunches and breaks). Refresher BAT students must complete 3 hours of rules and regulations training. Alternatively, component 1 can be accomplished via a video or computer based training program, as long as the program meets the requirements of the BAT Model Course.
- Component 2 requires the student to demonstrate proficiency in administering an alcohol test using the EBT instrument. The student must perform a minimum of 7 mock tests on a live subject using their EBT instrument. These mock tests must be monitored by a qualified instructor.
Certificate
By completing/passing this course, you will attain the certificate Generic Alcohol Overview Course Completion Certificate 2019
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