FAA Reasonable Suspicion Refresher Training for Supervisors is a focused 1-hour course designed for supervisors who have already completed the initial 2-hour training required by 14 CFR § 120.115(c) and 120.217(d). This annual refresher training enhances supervisors' ability to maintain a safe and compliant work environment within the aviation industry, reinforcing their knowledge and confidence in identifying potential substance misuse.
Developed by industry expert and attorney Andrew Easler, this course provides practical, real-world guidance for FAA-covered supervisors overseeing safety-sensitive personnel. The training covers aspects of reasonable suspicion, guiding learners through the identification of physical, behavioral, and performance indicators of substance misuse, including alcohol. By focusing on current FAA regulations, supervisors are trained to make informed decisions that protect workplace safety and uphold company policies.
Supervisors can conveniently access this training online through our user-friendly platform, offering flexibility to complete the course at their own pace. For companies that prefer an in-person experience, our expert trainers can conduct the training on-site, or organizations can integrate this course into their own Learning Management System (LMS) using our SCORM-compliant files.
This refresher training builds upon the foundational knowledge supervisors have gained, providing updated skills and insights necessary for effective decision-making. It emphasizes a proactive approach to risk management, equipping supervisors to handle situations involving potential substance misuse confidently. Training meets the continued compliance requirements and promotes a safer, more harmonious work environment by aligning with FAA standards.
Completing this refresher course strengthens the organization's commitment to a drug- and alcohol-free workplace, supporting your aviation business's integrity and future success. Investing in ongoing training helps maintain a vigilant team capable of effectively managing substance misuse concerns and safeguarding employee welfare and operational safety.