AAT - Formerly Alaska Aviation Toxicology
AAT, Inc. (formerly Alaska Aviation Toxicology, Inc.) has been supplying comprehensive drug abatement and alcohol misuse prevention programs for regulated and non-regulated industries since the inception of US Department of Transportation rules. Formed in 1989, AAT received the first FAA anti-drug plan approval in Alaska and the second approval in the United States.
Initially, services were aimed primarily at the aviation industry, and AAT continues to serve the vast majority of FAR part 121 and Part 135 operators in Alaska. However, other DOT-regulated and non-regulated companies requested our services, and we now provide a broad range of services to companies operating under all DOT operating administrations, as well as programs designed for non-regulated industries.
Although a number of service providers supply drug and alcohol testing services, AAT has long recognized that actual testing is only a small component of a properly run program. Therefore, our emphasis is on program management, with total integration of testing, review, evaluation, education and policy issues. All aspects of our services are rendered only by professionals holding the highest possible credentials and certification, and fully meet all
specifications of DOT (49 CFR Part 40) as revised.
Drug & Alcohol Regulations
FAA Office Of Aerospace Medicine
PHMSA Office Of Pipeline Safety
FMCSA Carrier Safety Association
USCG Marine Safety
Federal Railroad Administration
US Dept. of Transportation
Additional DOT Agency Information
Drug & Alcohol Testing Industry Association (DATIA)
Links
National Weather Service - Alaska Region
Regulations
FAA Office Of Aerospace Medicine
Provides information about the office, key personnel, aeromedical reference, plans, Links, & certification information.
PHMSA Office Of Pipeline Safety
About the drug & Alcohol Regulation, Anti-Drug & Alcohol Misuse Prevention Self-Assessment Program, & has a Model Anti-Drug Plan & Model Alcohol Misuse Prevention Plan.
FMCSA Federal Motor Carrier Safety Association
Contains many .pdf & text files on regulations, facts, figures, and safety programs involved with motor carriers.
Contains overview, FAQS, FOIA, search, & contact information
FRA Federal Railroad Administration
Information about railroad safety, including switching personnel, legislation, safety, and high-speed ground transportation.
Office of Drug & Alcohol Policy & Compliance
The Secretary of Transportation established the Office of Drug and Alcohol Policy and Compliance to develop policy, provide guidance and offer consultation on drug and alcohol issues within the transportation industry.