DQ File Management: Expert Insight for Compliance and Safety
Available On Demand 1 hour
Hiring the right drivers and making sure they comply with the driver qualification regulations is critical for the successful — and safe — operation of your company. Whether you’re hiring someone new, rehiring a driver or maintaining driver qualification files, you need to understand the requirements.
This webcast will answer frequent questions like:
- Who needs a DQ file?
- What happens if documents are missing from my DQ files?
- When is sleep apnea testing required?
- Where do we keep and should we even review the “long form?”
- How much are the penalties for noncompliance?
- And much more
This event is available on demand by registering here.
Mark Schedler
Sr. Transportation Editor, J. J. Keller & Associates, Inc.
Mark joined J. J. Keller in June 2016, with 25 years of transportation experience in operations, customer service, logistics, and finance. As a Senior Editor in the Transportation Publishing Department of Editorial Resources, he is responsible for developing and updating content for existing materials as well as developing new products and supporting customer solutions. Mark’s primary areas of expertise include transportation operations and safety, hours of service, and ELD requirements. Mark also presents to live audiences and helps customers with their regulatory issues.
Kathy Close
Editor – Transport Safety, J. J. Keller & Associates, Inc.
Kathy Close has worked at J. J. Keller & Associates since 1999. She began her career in the Managed Services Department, acting as a third-party administrator auditing driver’s qualification files and managing DOT drug and alcohol testing programs. Since 2002, she has been in the role of transportation editor responsible for developing and updating materials for a variety of new and existing products. Kathy has two primary areas of emphasis in the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations: driver’s qualification files and DOT drug and alcohol testing.
Jason Hubbard
Event Moderator, J. J. Keller & Associates, Inc.
Jason came to J. J. Keller in 2024 after spending 9 years in higher education coordinating virtual and in-person professional development events including conferences, trainings, and workshops. Jason now oversees dozens of live and virtual webcasts J. J. Keller delivers each year in the areas of transportation compliance, workplace safety, and human resources.
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