Washington Mandatory Alcohol Server Training Module 1 Review Questions and Answers

Washington Mandatory Alcohol Server Training Module 1 Review Questions and Answers 0.08 BAC ✅Limit for driving while intoxicated 0.00 BAC ✅Limit for individuals under the age of 21 21 ✅Legal age to consume, possess, or buy alcohol Off-premises Sales ✅Legal age to deliver beer, wine and/or spirits to a customer's car with the customer: No Minimum Age (if under the supervision of someone 21 or older) Legal age to sell, stock and handle beer and wine in a store: 18 (if under the supervision of someone 21 or older) Legal age to sell, stock and handle spirits in a store: 18 (as long as there are at least two supervisors at least 21 years of age on duty) Legal age to supervise employees who sell, stock, or handle beer, wine, and/or spirits: 21 On-premises Sales ✅Legal age to serve, take orders for, and sell liquor in areas open to individuals under 21: 18 (if under the supervision of someone 21 or older) Legal age to mix drinks, draw beer or wine from the tap, pour beer or wine, provide alcohol for delivery to the customer: 21 Minors in Restricted Areas ✅The liquor control board has the responsibility to classify what licensed premises or what portions of the licensed premises are off -limits to minors. If your establishment has an age restricted area (such as a classified tavern or cocktail lounge), no one under 21 years of age is allowed to frequent that area, 24 hours a day. Exceptions: Employees 18 - 20 years old are allowed to enter areas restricted to minors only in order to perform their job duties such as picking up liquor for service in other parts of the establishment; cleaning up, setting up, and arranging tables; deli vering messages; serving food; and seating patrons. Minor employees may not loiter in restricted areas. Minors who are janitors, employees of amusement device companies, security or law enforcement officers and firefighters during their official duties and professional musicians are also allowed in areas restricted to minors during the course of employment. RCW 66.44.310 Hours of Alcohol Sales and Service ✅Alcohol may NOT be sold or served in the state of Washington any day of the week between the hours of: 2 AM to 6 AM Hours of Operation ✅Hours of operation are also regulated for an establishment with a spirits, beer, and wine restaurant license. A restaurant with this type of license must provide complete meal service at least five hours a day during 8:00 a.m. and 11:00 p.m., 3 days a week .-WAC 314 -02-015 Also, liquor licensees that sell liquor for on -premises consumption must notify their local enforcement office in writing at least forty -eight hours before allowing hours of operation between 2:00 a.m. and 6:00 a.m. -WAC 314 -02-125 Administrative Penalties for Serving a Minor ✅1st Violation: 5 -day permit suspension or $200 fine 2nd Violation: 10 -day suspension or $400 fine 3rd Violation: 30 -day suspension or $500 fine 4th Violation: Revocation of permit consequences (administrative penalties) allowing minor to enter restricted areas of the establishment: ✅1st Violation: 5 -day permit suspension or $100 fine 2nd Violation: 10 -day suspension or $200 fine 3rd Violation: 30 -day suspension or $400 fine 4th Violation: Revocation of permit The criminal penalty for selling or serving alcohol to a minor or allowing the minor to consume alcohol is a gross misdemeanor punishable by: ✅up to a $5,000 fine, and/or imprisonment in the county jail for up to one year Penalties for the Licensee ✅For these violations involving minors, you employer may face the following penalties: 1st Violation: 5 -day liquor -license suspension or $500 fine 2nd Violation within 2 -yrs: 7 -day liquor -license suspension 3rd Violation within 2 yrs: 30 -day liquor -license suspension 4th Violation within 2 yrs: Revocation of liquor -license Licensees may face which of the following for violating Washington liquor laws? ✅Both suspension of their liquor license and monetary penalties.