DOT Drug Testing in Alaska: Are Saliva and Hair Tests Allowed for Truck Drivers?

Recent FDA changes could expand drug testing options, but can Alaska trucking companies use saliva...

Alaska CDL Medical Card Rules 2026: What Employers Need to Know

Can Alaska CDL drivers still use paper DOT medical cards? With federal medical certification moving...

Audiometric Testing in Alaska: When Are Employee Hearing Tests Required?

If employees regularly work around loud machinery, engines, power tools, or equipment, hearing protection may...

Mobile Occupational Health Services in Alaska: 7 Options for Employers

Sending several employees to a clinic can mean travel time, shift coverage, and time away...

Physical Abilities Testing in Alaska: When Should Employers Use a PAT?

A candidate may have the right experience, but if the job involves lifting, carrying, pushing,...

Drug and Alcohol Testing for Alaska Transportation Companies: What Employers Need to Know

Managing a DOT drug and alcohol testing program involves more than sending a driver for...

DOT Physicals Now Available in Juneau: Who Needs One?

MedPhysicals Plus is expanding occupational health services in Southeast Alaska. We are now offering DOT...

DOT Physicals in Juneau: What Employers Should Know Before a Medical Card Expires

A driver’s DOT medical certificate is approaching its expiration date. They are still working, schedules...

On-Site Respirator Fit Testing and Audiograms in Alaska: When Does Group Testing Make Sense?

When several employees need respirator fit testing, audiograms, or both, scheduling individual clinic visits can...

Mobile Drug Testing in Alaska: When Does Onsite Testing Make Sense?

Sending one employee to a collection site for a drug test may be simple. Sending...