DAC report question

You'll be asked why you left the job, so just say you quit due to family emergency. Companies know any company you've ever worked for, so don't try to hide it.

 

Contact Hire Right and request a copy of your report. DAC is owned by Hire Right.

 

Even if you don't need to put reason for leaving you will need to put the date you started and date you left so the recruiter may ask why you didn't stay long.But none the less this won't tarnish your chances finding a job.

 

It depends on how you handled the situation most likely. But since you weren't in charge of the truck it probably won't be anything as bad as a Abandoned Load or anything

 

What Eddic said. Just go to http://www.hireright.com/background-check-faq/answers/how-do-i-request-a-copy-of-my-dac-report and get a copy of your report.

 

You quit due to family emergency. You went home. Therefore you quit.

That is your story and you are sticking with it.

It's possible it will get reported. The sticker is this. If you were alone with your assigned truck AND under a load dispatch, and up and quit and went home, they will write DAC for abandonment of truck and load. That will ban you from being hired potentially three years. They can if they really wanted to destroy you, keep adding stuff to the DAC which then you have to dispute and wrestle with every single employer for 10 years of your life. But you may not be allowed to drive a big truck again for a while if ever.

 

Or find a employer running heavy trucks without a DAC anywhere...

 

Don't forget, that you may dispute the fact that you even worked for this company on your DAC report, with HireRight. This doesn't mean you're omitting it, it just means prospective employers will not see it on your DAC report. If that company doesn't respond--and they might not if they're big enough--HireRight deletes the information. I've done it before.

But always be upfront about DOT employment. It's the law, and if you conceal it, it just makes you look like you're hiding a positive drug test or an at-fault accident. An employer will respect your honesty if you haven't hopped jobs every 3 months since then. Sometimes, it just doesn't work out at a job, for personal reasons or because life just happens.