As a SAP Driver, your primary responsibilities include safely transporting goods or passengers, adhering to all traffic and safety regulations, and maintaining accurate logs and documentation. If you are participating in a SAP (Substance Abuse Professional) Program, you must comply with all program requirements such as scheduled testing, check-ins, and ongoing communication with supervisors. Work schedules can vary, and you'll often interact closely with dispatchers, safety coordinators, and other drivers. Participation in a SAP Program does not typically limit your duties, but it may require additional documentation and coordination to ensure compliance. This supportive structure is designed to help you succeed in reentering the workforce while upholding safety and regulatory standards.