DOT Audit and Logbooks

Hi everyone i have a few questions about getting audited. Im a company driver and sometimes i have to bemd the rules. I drive locally pulling an end dump and more than once ive had to workore than my legal 12 hours. I havent kept a logbook since ive been local, just a time sheet, however im going to start, that way ill be able to legally work 14 instead of just 12. Im just a little bit worried if my company gets audited because i didn't have a logbook for the past couple months and i know i have worked over hours due to breakdowns and such. There are times and dates on my paperwork that wont line up with what i wrote on my timesheet. Im just wondering what kind of trouble i can get in for doing this. If the company does get audited and they see this will it go on my record? Is there a statue of limitations for this? For the future im going to keep a logbook even though im local and dont drive out of the 100 air miles. Sorry for the long post. Hoping to hear back with some info...

 

Is there any kind of trouble I as the driver can get in if my company is audited? Like will it go towards my CSA score or anything like that if they find any log violations? To be honest the company i work for doesn't really care they are a small family run company and want me to run as much as i want..

 

so even though ive worked over my 14 hours without a log i wont get in trouble if they find it during an audit? i understand i need to keep a log after 12 hours and how to fill out the logs and all that im just not sure what kind of trouble a driver can get in if they find out about cheating a logbool during an audit. thanks for the help i just want to be surr about this because it has me worried is all. i know i shouldnt be riding dirty but sometimes i have no choice

 

Okay thanks for the response. Like i said fhe company I work for doesnt really seem to care about running illegally or not they just want me to run as much as I can. Thanks again.