BAT Breath Alcohol Technician Data Recording & Reporting 2

Question 1

When a subject refuses to provide a breath sample, what must the BAT document on the ATF?

Accepted Answer

The refusal and the time it occurred

Answer

A refusal must be recorded on the ATF, including the time the refusal occurred, because it constitutes a test event.

Question 2

Which of the following is required information on every completed Alcohol Testing Form (ATF)?

Accepted Answer

The BAT's certification number

Answer

The BAT's certification number is required on every ATF to verify the technician is qualified to conduct the test.

Question 3

How long must the employer retain records of a confirmed positive alcohol test result?

Accepted Answer

5 years

Answer

DOT regulations require employers to retain records of confirmed positive alcohol test results for a minimum of 5 years.

Question 4

If the EBT malfunctions mid-test, what should the BAT record on the ATF?

Accepted Answer

The malfunction and the circumstances, then use a different EBT

Answer

The BAT must document the malfunction and circumstances on the ATF and then use a different evidential breath testing device to complete the test.

Question 5

A BAT must provide a copy of the completed ATF to the subject:

Accepted Answer

Immediately upon completion of the test

Answer

The BAT must provide the subject with their copy of the ATF immediately upon completing the testing process.

(BAT) Breath Alcohol Technician Certified Practice Test