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Drug & Alcohol Testing

Mobile Collection Service

On-site drug and alcohol collection at your terminal, construction site, or remote location. Eliminate travel time and ensure 100% completion rates.

While we offer 3,000+ clinic locations nationwide, some situations require immediate on-site testing. Sending drivers offsite creates lost productivity (2-4 hours per test), missed appointments, and completion tracking headaches. For post-accident and reasonable suspicion events, delays getting to a collection site can violate DOT timelines.

DSC's Mobile Collection Service brings certified collectors directly to your location—terminal, job site, truck stop, or accident scene—eliminating travel time and ensuring immediate compliance. Our mobile collectors arrive with all necessary equipment, conduct professionally observed collections meeting DOT chain-of-custody requirements, and immediately transport specimens to certified laboratories. Mobile collection is particularly valuable for: post-accident scenarios requiring immediate testing, reasonable suspicion events needing same-day collection, new hire orientations with multiple drivers testing simultaneously, and remote operations where collection sites are 50+ miles away. Stop losing 2-4 hours per test to travel—get mobile collection that completes testing in 15-20 minutes onsite.

Key Features

On-Site Convenience

Eliminate 2-4 hours of driver travel time per test. Testing completed in 15-20 minutes at your location.

100% Completion Rate

No missed appointments or tracking issues. Collector waits onsite until testing is complete.

Emergency Response Capable

Mobile collectors dispatched for post-accident and reasonable suspicion scenarios within 2-4 hours, meeting DOT timelines.

Compliance Requirements

Compliance Requirement

All DOT drug and alcohol testing must follow strict collection procedures outlined in 49 CFR Part 40, including proper chain of custody, specimen integrity verification, and collector certification. Collections must be conducted by trained collectors using approved collection kits and procedures. Mobile collections must meet the same standards as fixed-site collections, with proper privacy, security, and documentation protocols.

How Diversified Helps

  • Mobile collectors dispatched to your location within 2-4 hours
  • Also available: 3,000+ clinic locations nationwide if preferred
  • All necessary collection equipment and chain-of-custody forms provided
  • Professional, private collection environment created onsite
  • Immediate specimen transport to SAMHSA-certified laboratories
  • Complete documentation for DOT compliance and audit defense
  • Scheduling for single drivers or group orientations
  • Available 24/7 for emergency post-accident and reasonable suspicion events

Frequently Asked Questions

Standard mobile collections are scheduled 24-48 hours in advance. For emergency post-accident or reasonable suspicion testing, collectors can typically arrive within 2-4 hours, depending on your location and collector availability.

Mobile collectors need a private area (office, trailer, or enclosed space) with a table and access to water. For urine collections, access to a restroom is required. Collectors bring all testing supplies, forms, and specimen containers.

Mobile collection has a higher per-test cost, but when you factor in 2-4 hours of lost driver productivity per offsite test, mobile collection often breaks even or saves money—especially for fleets testing multiple drivers or located far from collection sites.

Yes. Mobile collectors arrive with calibrated evidential breath alcohol testing (EBT) devices and conduct testing following DOT protocols. Breath alcohol testing is particularly time-sensitive for post-accident scenarios (8-hour window), making mobile collection critical.

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Save hours of driver downtime with onsite collection and 100% completion rates.

Contact our testing specialists to learn how we can support your drug and alcohol testing program.

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