Join Diversified Safety & Compliance on August 13 for complimentary MOTUS support, a Nebraska State Patrol presentation, supervisor training, lunch, facility tours, and practical compliance guidance.
Walk-ins welcome — registering ahead just helps us prepare for you.
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Diversified Safety & Compliance invites customers, prospective customers, motor carriers, employers, supervisors, safety professionals, and community partners to our first annual Customer Compliance Day & Open House at our new Lincoln headquarters and clinic.
This complimentary event is an opportunity to meet our ownership, leadership, and compliance teams, tour our expanded facility, ask questions, and learn more about the services and processes available through Diversified Safety & Compliance.
Attendees may participate in the entire event or register only for the sessions most relevant to their organization.
Throughout the day, our team will be available to discuss:
FMCSA’s transition to MOTUS has created account access, registration, and USDOT record-claiming challenges for many motor carriers. Diversified team members will provide in-person assistance with common setup and access issues.
Advance reservations are strongly encouraged so our team can prepare to assist each attendee.
Captain Mike Maytum of the Nebraska State Patrol will discuss what happens following an accident involving a commercial motor vehicle.
The presentation will address first response, post-crash investigations, potential compliance reviews and audits, post-accident drug and alcohol testing requirements, and the steps employers and drivers should take immediately following an accident.
Diversified Safety & Compliance will provide a two-hour Reasonable Suspicion Training session for supervisors responsible for overseeing CDL drivers.
The training includes 60 minutes addressing alcohol misuse and 60 minutes addressing controlled-substance use. Participants will learn how to identify physical, behavioral, and speech indicators, document specific observations, determine when testing may be required, and properly direct an employee for testing.
Full attendance is required to receive a certificate of completion.
Compliance and occupational health specialists will be on hand all day to talk through any of these.
Each of these is complimentary, and each can be reserved on its own.
FMCSA’s transition to MOTUS has created new account, identity-verification and USDOT record-claiming steps for motor carriers. Meet one-on-one with our team for help navigating common setup and access issues so your company can move forward with greater confidence.
Advance reservations are strongly encouraged.
Captain Mike Maytum of the Nebraska State Patrol will explain what carriers and employers should expect following an accident involving a commercial motor vehicle.
The presentation will address first response, post-crash investigations, potential compliance reviews, required post-accident testing and the immediate decisions employers and drivers may need to make.
Receive two hours of FMCSA Supervisor Reasonable Suspicion Training at no cost.
The session includes 60 minutes addressing alcohol misuse and 60 minutes addressing controlled-substance use. Participants will learn how to recognize relevant indicators, document specific observations and properly initiate the testing process when reasonable suspicion exists.
Full attendance is required to receive a certificate of completion.
Tour our new headquarters and clinic, meet Diversified’s leadership and employees, and speak directly with the people who support your organization.
Learn more about our expanded testing, occupational health and DOT compliance services—or simply stop by with a question and get to know our team.
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Captain Maytum has been with the Nebraska State Patrol for 24 years. He started his career as a non-sworn employee before attending the NSP Training Academy in 2005. Maytum was assigned to the Carrier Enforcement Division, where he has spent his entire career. He serves on the Board of Directors for the Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance and is a graduate of the Northwestern School of Police and Command.
Attend the full day or drop in for the sessions that matter to your organization.
Receive complimentary in-person assistance with MOTUS account access, USDOT record claiming, company official requirements, and common registration or transition issues. Advance appointments are recommended.
Tour our new Lincoln headquarters and clinic, meet the Diversified Safety & Compliance team, ask questions, and learn about our expanded drug testing, occupational health, functional testing, and DOT compliance services.
Captain Mike Maytum will discuss what happens after an accident involving a commercial motor vehicle, including first response, post-crash investigations, potential audits, and post-accident drug and alcohol testing requirements.
Sandwiches, chips, beverages, cookies, and refreshments will be provided. Advance registration is requested so we can prepare an accurate meal count.
This complimentary two-hour session includes 60 minutes addressing alcohol misuse and 60 minutes addressing controlled-substance use. Participants will learn how to recognize indicators, document observations, direct required testing, and avoid common supervisory mistakes. Full attendance is required for a certificate of completion.
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Talk to our teamQuestions about this event?
The event is designed for current and prospective customers, motor carriers, business owners, safety directors, HR professionals, Designated Employer Representatives, supervisors of CDL drivers and other professionals responsible for workplace safety or regulatory compliance.
No. The open house, MOTUS assistance, Nebraska State Patrol presentation, lunch and Supervisor Reasonable Suspicion Training are all complimentary.
No. You may attend the full event or select only the sessions most relevant to you. The registration form allows you to indicate which activities you plan to attend.
Advance registration is strongly encouraged so we can prepare for seating, lunch and MOTUS support appointments. Walk-ins are welcome for the general open house, but space may be limited for individual sessions.
Yes. The open house and facility tours will be available from 10:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. You are welcome to stop by, meet our team, tour the new headquarters and clinic, and ask questions without attending every scheduled presentation.
Yes. The event is open to current customers, prospective customers and community partners who would like to learn more about Diversified Safety & Compliance and the services we provide.
Yes. A complimentary lunch will be served from 12:00 to 12:30 p.m. Please reserve lunch during registration so we can prepare an accurate meal count.
Bring your laptop, USDOT number, access to the email and Login.gov account associated with the appropriate company representative, and a mobile device that can receive authentication codes. The individual managing the account should be authorized to act on behalf of the company. For your security, do not send passwords, authentication codes, Social Security numbers or identity-verification documents to Diversified before the event.
Our team will help with account setup, USDOT record claiming and common access issues whenever possible. Some Login.gov, identity-verification, company-ownership or FMCSA account issues may require additional action after the event.
The training is intended for supervisors and company officials designated to supervise CDL drivers. Employers should ensure that the appropriate individuals responsible for observing drivers and making reasonable suspicion determinations receive the required training.
The session is structured to include 60 minutes of training on alcohol misuse and 60 minutes on controlled-substance use, consistent with the supervisor-training requirements under 49 CFR § 382.603. Participants must attend the full two-hour session to receive a certificate of completion.
FMCSA generally treats the two-hour supervisor training as a one-time requirement for designated supervisors of CDL drivers. Employers may still choose to provide refresher training as a best practice or when company responsibilities change.
Yes. Companies may register multiple employees. Each person should complete an individual registration, especially those attending the Reasonable Suspicion Training, so we can maintain accurate attendance and certificate records.
No certificate is currently planned for the guest presentation. Certificates will be provided to eligible participants who attend the complete two-hour Reasonable Suspicion Training session.
Diversified Safety & Compliance 6400 Cornhusker Highway, Suite 450 Lincoln, Nebraska The event will be held on Thursday, August 13, 2026, from 9:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
Our compliance team is available today for DOT testing, Clearinghouse and MOTUS support, driver qualification files, and audit preparation.
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