Remove the clipper guard, and put on a guard that is one level lower. Use this clipper to blend the line. Start blending below the line, and bring the clipper about a 1/2 inch or so to above the line, moving up and out as you cut and bringing the comb down to meet the guard as you go. Cut around the head, from the back and through each side.
by TruckerMike. I just had my DOT physical today as a prerequisite for starting truck driving school and thought I'd write a quick post to let you know what it's like. Most CDL training schools and all trucking companies (by federal law) will require you to pass a DOT physical before you start any truck driving job, and then again every two years. For those of you who want to know what's involved with the DOT physical, here's the scoop. Overall, the physical is kind of a joke.
Even though they are not permanent or full-time, they still need to be fully qualified in accordance to Part 391 before they can get behind the wheel of your CMV. If you are subject to Part 382, these employees need to be a part of your DOT random alcohol and drug testing program. This means the whole gamut: pre-employment drug screens, DOT drug and alcohol background requirements, issuance of educational materials and your company policy, and placement in your random testing pool. Many carriers keep these employees active rather than consider it a termination of employments. They are considered to be on an extended leave of absence or layoff, and this avoids having to wait on a pre-employment drug screen or create new documents as a rehire in the file.