AP Companies Global Health Management, a long-standing leader in international medical assistance and cost containment, is proud to announce the launch of its dedicated DOT Compliance Department, now offering fully certified urine drug testing collection services in line with US Department of Transportation (DOT) regulations — on a global scale.
This new capability represents a strategic milestone for AP Companies, as it responds to the increasing regulatory demands of aviation, maritime, and logistics industries, all of which require stringent compliance with U.S.-based testing protocols, regardless of their operational geography.
“We’ve long supported complex regulatory requirements for our global clients,” said Dr. Arthur L. Diskin, Global Medical Director at AP Companies.
“This new service ensures that wherever your crews are — whether at sea, in the air, or in transit — they have access to certified, secure, and confidential drug testing services that meet DOT standards.”
Key Features of the New Service:
· ✅ Certified collectors trained and approved under DOT regulations
· ✅ On-site or mobile collection models — designed to minimize operational disruption
· ✅ Global reach with local coordination, offering services in ports, airports, and logistics hubs worldwide
· ✅ Total compliance, confidentiality, and data protection aligned with industry and legal standards
Why It Matters
For international insurers, assistance providers, and transportation operators, access to globally consistent, DOT-compliant drug testing has long been a challenge. Many regions lack local infrastructure or trusted partners — placing risk on operations and creating regulatory exposure.
With this new department, AP Companies not only solves this compliance gap, but integrates the solution into its broader ecosystem of global medical services, case management, and operational safety protocols.
Industries Supported:
· Commercial aviation and airlines
· Cruise lines and commercial shipping
· Logistics and ground transport
· Oil & gas, offshore, and remote operations
· Any globally mobile workforce subject to DOT regulations
