Breath Alcohol Training for Instructors

1. Overview of Alcohol Testing: A comprehensive introduction to the principles of breath alcohol testing, including the physiological effects of alcohol, legal implications, and the importance of accurate testing. 2.Teaching Methodologies: Instruction on effective teaching techniques, including how to engage learners, assess their understanding, and adapt materials to different learning styles. 3.In-Depth Knowledge of Testing Equipment: Detailed training on various breath alcohol testing devices (primarily on the LifeLoc products), including their operation, maintenance, calibration, and troubleshooting. 4.Test Administration Protocols: Comprehensive guidelines on the proper procedures for administering breath tests, including pre-test instructions, handling of samples, and documentation of results. 5.Legal and Ethical Considerations: Emphasis on the legal responsibilities and ethical standards associated with breath alcohol testing, including rights of individuals and confidentiality issues. 6.Practical Exercises: Opportunities for participants to practice instructing others in breath alcohol testing, including role-playing scenarios and peer evaluations to enhance teaching skills. 7.Handling Difficult Situations: Strategies for managing challenging situations, such as non-compliant individuals, and effectively communicating with test subjects. 8.Assessment and Qualification: Participants will be assessed through practical demonstration of teaching skills and knowledge retention, with successful candidates receiving certification as Breath Alcohol Training Instructors. 9.Resource Development: Guidance on developing training materials, including manuals, presentations, and assessment tools to support ongoing training initiatives.