Important Changes to DOT’s DAMIS Submission Process

Important Changes to DOTs DAMIS Submission Process

Beginning January 1, 2024, access to the DOT’s drug and alcohol MIS (DAMIS) will transition to Login.gov. As part of the transition, Login.gov requires multifactor authentication, which removes the ability for TPAs to submit this content for customers. Submissions must now be completed by the DOT-regulated employers themselves.

This update is specifically for DOT-regulated employers required to submit their annual drug and alcohol testing information. Agencies within the DOT, including the FTA, FRA, FMCSA, PHMSA, and FAA, will all be part of this change. We have included a table of submission requirements by modality at the end of this blog.

Next Steps – DOT Users

If you already have a Login.gov account, simply sign in as usual when the change takes effect.

If you are a DOT user and do not already have a Login.gov account:

1. Look out for an email or letter from the DOT containing a 32-digit code.

2. Visit the MIS website and enter that code.

3. You’ll be redirected to Login.gov, to create an account and verify your email.

4. After verification, you’ll set a password and choose at least one authentication method.

Key Takeaways:

DISA is committed to making this transition as smooth as possible and will keep you informed every step of the way. Thank you for your attention to this important matter and for your continued compliance with DOT regulations.







Agency 






When Employers are required to submit 
Drug and Alcohol Testing MIS Data 






Links to Instructions 
and to Internet Reporting 






FAA 





See Note 1 
 (14 CFR Part 120.119 and 120.219(b)) 










FMCSA 





Upon Request from FMCSA 
 (49 CFR Part 382.403) 










FRA 





Each Calendar Year 
 (49 CFR Part 219.800) 










FTA 





Upon Request from FTA 
 (49 CFR Part 655.72) 










PHMSA 





See Note 2 
 (49 CFR Part 199.119 & 229) 










USCG 





Each Calendar Year 
 (46 CFR Part 16.500) 





--- 

Note 1: Each part 121 certificate holder: each calendar year

Entity with 50 or more employees performing safety-sensitive functions that conducts alcohol and drug misuse prevention programs: each calendar year

All aviation employers not included above: upon request from FAA

Note 2: More than 50 covered employees: each calendar year

50 or fewer covered employees: upon request from PHMSA

Related Articles:

What’s the Difference Between Limited and Full Clearinghouse Queries?

FMCSA Clearinghouse Policies: Contacting Previous Employers

How Do I Know If a Truck Driver Needs to Take a Sleep Apnea Test?

About DISA Global Solutions

Founded in 1986, DISA is the industry-leading provider of employee screening and compliance services. Headquartered in Houston, with more than 35 offices throughout North America and Europe, DISA’s comprehensive scope of services includes drug and alcohol testing, background screening, occupational health, and transportation compliance. DISA assists employers in making informed staffing decisions while building a culture of safety in their workplace.

DISA Global Solutions aims to provide accurate and informative content for educational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. The reader retains full responsibility for the use of the information contained herein. Always consult with a professional or legal expert.