DOT 5-Panel Drug Test in Mesa AZ

Service Description

Ensure your company and employees are 100% compliant with federal mandates using our DOT 5-Panel Urine Drug Test at Quick Test Services in Mesa, AZ. This test is specifically designed for safety-sensitive employees (CDL, FMCSA, FAA, FRA, PHMSA, FTA) and strictly follows the procedures outlined in 49 CFR Part 40. Every step—from the supervised urine collection to the final report—adheres to federal guidelines, including meticulous Chain-of-Custody (COC) documentation and analysis at a $\text{SAMHSA}$-certified laboratory. The final result is reviewed by a Medical Review Officer (1$\text{MRO}$), ensuring the result is legally valid and defensible. We provide the essential testing for: pre-employment, random, post-accident, return-to-duty, and follow-up monitoring. Walk-ins are welcome—get your legally compliant results quickly and affordably. Federal Compliance: Strictly meets $\text{49 CFR Part 40}$ and all agency-specific guidelines.Screens for 5 Classes: Marijuana (THC), Cocaine, Amphetamines (Meth/MDMA/MDA), Opioids (full semi-synthetic spectrum), and Phencyclidine (PCP). Certification: Collection is performed by certified staff; analysis is performed by $\text{SAMHSA}$-certified labs.Integrity: Full Chain-of-Custody (COC) is maintained throughout the process. Review: All official results are reviewed and verified by a certified $\text{MRO}$.Results Speed: Negative screens typically reported within $\text{24–48}$ business hours. Who Needs a DOT 5-Panel Test? Regulated Roles: CDL drivers (FMCSA), mass transit operators (FTA), airline staff (FAA), rail workers (FRA), pipeline staff (PHMSA). Mandatory Events: Pre-employment, random, post-accident, return-to-duty, and follow-up testing as required by federal mandate. Mesa Employers: Any company operating in the Mesa/East Valley area with federally regulated safety-sensitive personnel. Frequently Asked Questions: What is the $\text{49 CFR Part 40}$ procedure, and why is it important? $\text{49 CFR Part 40}$ is the single federal regulation that governs all aspects of the DOT drug testing process.5 Following it precisely—from the collection temperature check to the MRO review—is what makes the test legally valid and admissible in federal court. Non-compliant tests are legally worthless. Can I walk in or must I schedule in advance? Walk-ins are welcome 6 days/week at our Mesa clinic for your convenience, ensuring your employees meet critical testing deadlines.