What will happen to me if I violate a Department of Transportation (DOT) drug and alcohol rule (e.g. test positive, or refuse a test)?

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    Your employer is required to immediately remove you from performing safety-sensitive
    functions. You will not be permitted to return to DOT regulated safety-sensitive functions
    until you have:

     Undergone an evaluation by a Substance Abuse Professional (SAP). Your
    employer must provide you with a list of SAPs that you can use;
     Successfully completed any course, counseling or treatment prescribed by
    the SAP prior to returning to service;
     Undergone a follow up evaluation by the same SAP to determine your
    compliance with their recommendations; and
     Provided a breath and/or urine specimen that tests negative for drugs
    and/or alcohol prior to returning to DOT regulated safety-sensitive
    functions.

    You will also be subject to unannounced testing for drugs and/or alcohol for at least six
    times during the first 12 months of active service with the possibility of unannounced
    testing for up to 60 months (as prescribed by the SAP).

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