Coast Guard Rules
Pre-employment, random, periodic, and reasonable cause testing, each with its own records, for every crewmember.
Maritime and Ports
Maritime Workforce Compliance, Handled
Rise runs your USCG drug and alcohol testing program, schedules mariner physicals, and tracks every TWIC and credential, so your vessels sail with a qualified crew.
Marine incident? Call 713-439-1896, 24/7
The Problem
A Missing Credential Can Keep a Vessel Tied Up
Incident Deadlines
After a serious marine incident, alcohol tests are due within 2 hours and drug tests within 32. There's no time to figure it out.
Port Access
TWICs, medical certificates, and facility requirements expire on different dates for every worker.
How Rise Solves It
USCG Drug and Alcohol Testing.
Policy, random selections through the Rise consortium, collections, MRO review, and the records the Coast Guard asks for.
Serious Marine Incident Response.
24/7 coordination to get alcohol and drug tests done inside the 2-hour and 32-hour windows.
Crew Credential Tracking.
TWICs, Merchant Mariner Credentials, medical certificates, and training records, with alerts before anything expires.
Mariner Physicals.
Coast Guard physicals scheduled through clinics in the Rise network.
- 6DOT agencies covered, including USCG
- 24/7Marine incident coordination
- 20,000+Collection sites nationwide
Maritime Compliance Questions
Keep Every Crew Ready to Sail
Tell us about your vessels, your crews, and your facilities. Rise will set up the testing program and start tracking the credentials.
Prefer to talk? Call 713-439-1896