April Forum – Reasonable Suspicion

Reasonable suspicion is a legal standard of proof to protect organizations from individuals that are introducing unnecessary risk to the company. Identifying how to determine if individuals are under the influence is only a single step. Learn how to respond when an employee reasonably appears to be intoxicated. Recognize how your organization can protect itself with plans, policies, and procedures.

Speaker:

Dwight Silver

Dwight has been involved with driver training and safety since 1980. Holding the title of Occupation Specialist in the field of transportation, he provides a total solution for driving needs that incorporates analyzing, design, development, implementation, training, testing, forms and support. Dwight offers the best quality help in dealing with the needs of organizations and management related to driving, mobile equipment operations and safety.