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Olson Trucking Direct Inc. 311 Ryan St. Holmen, WI 54636 608-526-2959 FAX 608-526-3834 QUALIFICATION STATEMENT
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| Any MOVING VIOLATIONS in the past THREE years? No Yes |
| When? Reason? State? |
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| Any CRASHES in the past THREE years? No Yes |
| When? Where? What Happened? |
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Have you EVER tested positived or REFUSED a drug OR alcohol test ANYWHERE you worked OR applied? No Yes |
| If yes, when? Where you seen by a SAP? |
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Olson Trucking Direct Inc, is an interstate carrier, as such we are REQUIRED BY LAW to inquire your past CDL employment including participation in alcohol and controlled substances testing, results, and refusals.
You are required to submid and pass a pre-employment controlled substances test BEFORE you can begin driving a CDL vehicle for us. False, or misleading data will be grounds for dismissal YOUR SIGNATURE authorizes us to make these inquiries. WE much inquire into your driving, credit, and past employment records as required by the Title 49 of Federal Regulations as necessary.
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| Released I swear my above statements are true and correct: |
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EMPLOYMENT RECORD
Note: DOT Requires that employment for at least 3 years and /or commercial driving experience for the past 10 years to be shown.
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TO BE READ AND SIGNED BY THE APPLICANT
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| This certifies that this application was completed by me, and that all entries on it and information in it are true and complete to the best of my knowledge. i understand that the information in this application will be used and that prior employers will be contacted for purposed of investigation as required by 391.23 of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations. |
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| The above information is excerpted from the U.S. Department of Transportation, Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, Office of Motor Carrier's publication "A Motor Carrier's Guide to improving Highway Safety". |
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