Drug & Alcohol Testing in Gilbert, AZ
DOT Physical Phoenix is your one-stop shop for all your company's drug testing needs in Gilbert AZ — DOT and non-DOT, breath alcohol, hair analysis, and consortium services.
- Drug tests from $60
- Breath alcohol from $40
- Post-accident emergency hours
We're Fully Certified to Perform
DOT Drug Testing
Urine and saliva testing for DOT-regulated employees.
Non-DOT Drug Testing
For employers and individuals outside FMCSA requirements.
12-Panel Rapid Screens
Rapid drug screening for 12 drug classes.
DOT Breath Alcohol
DOT-mandated breath alcohol testing.
Hair Drug Analysis
Shows drug use over the 90 days before the test.
Consortium services & emergency hours. We provide drug consortium services and on- and off-site emergency hours for post-accident testing. Contact us for more information.
Call for Emergency TestingTypes of Drug Tests & Fees
Prices include the collection, the test, and an MRO (Medical Review Officer) report for DOT tests, or a non-MRO report.
Drug Tests
- DOT Federal Drug Test$60$70
- Non-DOT Drug Test$60$70
- Rapid Drug Screen12 panel$50$60
- Collections Only$25
- Hair Drug Analysis90-day detection windowCall for pricing
Breath Alcohol Tests
- Initial Breath Alcohol Test$40$50
- Confirmation Breath Alcohol TestIf the first test is positive$20
Breath alcohol prices include the collection, the test, and a report. For after-hours emergency services (on or off site), please call our office.
What Every DOT Drug Test Checks For
All DOT drug tests use the same 5-panel urine test:
- 1Marijuana metabolites / THC
- 2Cocaine metabolites
- 3Amphetaminesincluding methamphetamine and MDMA
- 4Opioidscodeine, heroin (6-AM), morphine, hydrocodone, oxycodone, hydromorphone, oxymorphone
- 5Phencyclidine (PCP)
Who Is Required to Get a DOT Drug & Alcohol Test?
DOT drug and alcohol screening is required for “safety-sensitive” employees — people whose jobs can affect their own safety and the safety of the public. It's mandated by these agencies:
- FAA
Federal Aviation Administration
Flight crews, flight attendants, aircraft dispatchers, ground security coordinators, and more.
- FMCSA
Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration
CDL holders who operate CMVs, vehicles carrying 16+ passengers (including the driver), or placarded hazmat vehicles.
- USCG
U.S. Coast Guard
Crew members operating a commercial vessel.
- PHMSA
Pipeline & Hazardous Materials Safety Administration
Operations, maintenance, and emergency response workers.
- FRA
Federal Railroad Administration
Hours of Service Act personnel, engine & train workers, signal service workers, and train dispatchers.
- FTA
Federal Transit Administration
Vehicle operators, controllers, mechanics, and armed security.
When Drug Testing Is Required
Drug testing is required for all safety-sensitive employees in these situations.
Pre-employment
Before you start your job responsibilities.
Reasonable suspicion
When a trained supervisor reasonably believes you're under the influence of drugs.
Random
A truly random selection: a consortium computer randomly picks employees' names. Performed quarterly.
QuarterlyReturn-to-duty
Required after a drug & alcohol rule violation — you can't return to any DOT job before testing. Done under direct observation.
Direct observationFollow-up
Unannounced tests after a violation when you return to safety-sensitive duties, in addition to other DOT testing.
6+ tests in first 12 monthsUp to 60 monthsPost-accident
Required if you're involved in an accident.
Alcohol within 8 hrsDrug within 32 hrs
DOT Breath Alcohol Testing
Employees covered by DOT alcohol testing rules are subject to random, post-accident, reasonable suspicion, and return-to-duty testing (after a positive test).
Test Quickly After an Accident
- If the test isn't done within 2 hours, the employer must document why it was delayed.
When a Post-Accident Test Applies
Accidents involving:
- The loss of human life
- A citation for the driver under state or local law for a moving traffic violation arising from the accident, and either:
- Anyone injured who must receive medical treatment away from the scene, or
- One or more vehicles with disabling damage that must be towed or transported away from the scene
Hair Drug Analysis
A hair follicle drug test screens for illicit drug use and misuse of prescription medication. A small amount of hair is cut from your head with scissors and analyzed for drug use during the 90 days before the test.
Consortium Services
A drug screening consortium is a group of companies or employers that join together as a single entity for DOT drug and alcohol testing of their members.
Anyone operating a CMV that requires a CDL, in intrastate or interstate commerce, must take part in a DOT Drug & Alcohol Testing Program. Owner-operators must register with a consortium and join its random testing pool.
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Get In & Out On Time!
Walk-ins welcome.
Office Hours
- Monday8:30 AM – 12:00 PM
2:00 PM – 6:00 PM - Tuesday8:30 AM – 2:00 PM
- Wednesday8:30 AM – 12:00 PM
2:00 PM – 6:00 PM - Thursday8:30 AM – 12:00 PM
2:00 PM – 6:00 PM - Friday8:30 AM – 2:00 PM
- Saturday & SundayClosed
Drug testing stops 2 hours before closing — please plan your visit accordingly.
201 W Guadalupe Rd, Suite 311B
Gilbert, AZ 85233
Need a Drug or Alcohol Test?
DOT and non-DOT testing, breath alcohol, hair analysis, and consortium services in Gilbert.
Drug Tests from $60 | Breath Alcohol from $40
Drug testing stops 2 hours before closing