Reasonable Suspicion Training hosted by Vinna Human Resources
The Minnesota law changes regarding marijuana and marijuana products has a huge impact on businesses, affecting workplace safety, behaviors, liability, and the culture within each business. There are requirements for your business to follow, whether you test for drugs in your workplace or not.
This training is an opportunity for you to learn about impairment signs and behaviors, how to protect your business, employees and clients, and how to stay compliant. It also provides the necessary training for 'safety sensitive' positions and supervisors of CDL drivers.
Please register for Reasonable Suspicion Training, hosted by Vinna Human Resources. This event is on March 28 - register early as seating is limited!
FEATURED PRESENTERS:
- Don Marose, CD Training Consultants, Inc.
- Agents of the CEE-VI Drug & Gang Task Force
COST: $25 per attendee. Coffee, tea and treats will be provided.
(Vinna HR can bill clients or accept checks upon arrival)
DATE: Thursday, March 28
TIME: 9:00 a.m.-12:00 noon
LOCATION: Multipurpose Room at the Kandiyohi County Health & Human Services building, 2200 23rd St. NE, Willmar, MN
RSVP EARLY: Please complete the simple registration form below.
DON MAROSE/CD TRAINING CONSULTANTS, INC.
- Introduction into detecting drug, alcohol use and abuse
- Identify various drug categories
- Identify the signs of impairment
- Steps you can take to evaluate impairment
- Actions to take when you have an employee who is under the influence or impaired
AGENTS OF THE CEE-VI DRUG & GANG TASK FORCE
- Review new laws about drugs
- Updates to current trends of drug and alcohol use
Don Marose
Don Marose is President and CEO of CD Training Consultants, Inc. CD Training Consultants' goal is to deliver skilled training in alcohol and drug use and abuse and safe driving initiatives, provide expert witness assistance in criminal and civil court cases, and complete home and facility security reviews.
Marose is an internationally recognized instructor and presenter on alcohol, drugs and signs of impairment. He is often requested for trainings and presentations for business and civic groups across numerous professions and disciplines throughout the United States.
Marose served as a Minnesota State Patrol Trooper from 1988 to 2020. From 2002-2012 and 2013-2020, he was assigned as the Minnesota State Patrol Impaired Driving Specialist where he directed and supervised training programs throughout Minnesota and the United States. From 2011 to 2013, Marose was assigned as the Deputy Director of the Minnesota State Patrol's Executive Protection and Capitol Complex Security division.
Marose has an Associate of Arts degree in Law Enforcement. He has been recognized as an expert in Horizontal Gaze Nystagmus and Drug Evaluation and Classification procedures in Hennepin and Scott County District Courts, as well as U.S. Federal Court.
Marose currently serves at the State Advisory Board Chair for MADD Minnesota. He is a volunteer for Northern Star Council of Scouts BSA and is an active community volunteer.