Washington Mast - Questions And Correct Answers
A Class 12 MAST permit is valid for Right Ans - 5 years
Upon completion of the MAST training and exam, your permit must be issued
within Right Ans - 30 days
Licensing and Regulation Division of the WSLCB Right Ans - The Licensing
and Regulation Division within the Board issues liquor licenses and permits.
This division also oversees the Mandatory Alcohol Server Training (MAST)
program designed to train managers, bartenders and anyone who serves or
sells alcohol for on-premises consumption in state laws regarding alcohol
service.
Enforcement and Education Division of the WSLCB Right Ans - The
Enforcement and Education Division is responsible for enforcing state liquor,
cannabis and tobacco laws and regulations. Officers also provide training to
licensees and local law enforcement agencies.
Class 13 Servers Permit Right Ans - Issued to individuals 18, 19, or 20
years old
Required for servers working in an establishment for on-premises
consumption who:
Take alcohol orders
Carry alcohol to customers
Pour alcohol into a customer's glass at the customer's table
Class 12 Mixologist Permit Right Ans - Issued to individuals 21 years old
and older
Required for servers, bartenders and managers working in an establishment
for on-premises consumption who:
Draw alcohol from tap
Mix drinks
Manage the establishment
A person holding a Class 12 permit may conduct beer, wine or spirits tastings
at an approved liquor licensed establishment with a tasting endorsement.
Criminal Penalties Right Ans - 1st Offense:
, Fine of not more than $250
Subsequent Offense:
Fine of not more than $500 or imprisonment for not more than 90 days or
both the fine and imprisonment.
Licensee Penalties Right Ans - 1st Violation
5-day suspension OR $500 monetary option
2nd Violation (in a 2-year window)
5-day suspension OR $1,500 monetary option
3rd Violation (in a 2-year window)
10-day suspension OR $3,000 monetary option
4th Violation (in a 2-year window)
Cancellation of license
Washington requires Mandatory Alcohol Server Training to be completed
within 60 days of initial employment Right Ans -
When conducting a sampling or tasting at a grocery store or Farmer's Market,
the Class 12 Permit is required at the time of the sampling or tasting. There is
no grace period allowed. Right Ans -
Permit Suspension or Revocation Right Ans - You are convicted of violating
any state or local intoxicating liquor law (such as a DUI).
You have been convicted at any time of a felony.
You have violated the Alcohol Beverage Control law or any rule of the WSLCB.
To get a replacement permit, you must either: Right Ans - Contact the
provider or trainer who issued the original permit, or
Submit a permit replacement form and the appropriate fee to the Washington
State Liquor and Cannabis Board.
A Class 12 MAST permit is valid for Right Ans - 5 years
Upon completion of the MAST training and exam, your permit must be issued
within Right Ans - 30 days
Licensing and Regulation Division of the WSLCB Right Ans - The Licensing
and Regulation Division within the Board issues liquor licenses and permits.
This division also oversees the Mandatory Alcohol Server Training (MAST)
program designed to train managers, bartenders and anyone who serves or
sells alcohol for on-premises consumption in state laws regarding alcohol
service.
Enforcement and Education Division of the WSLCB Right Ans - The
Enforcement and Education Division is responsible for enforcing state liquor,
cannabis and tobacco laws and regulations. Officers also provide training to
licensees and local law enforcement agencies.
Class 13 Servers Permit Right Ans - Issued to individuals 18, 19, or 20
years old
Required for servers working in an establishment for on-premises
consumption who:
Take alcohol orders
Carry alcohol to customers
Pour alcohol into a customer's glass at the customer's table
Class 12 Mixologist Permit Right Ans - Issued to individuals 21 years old
and older
Required for servers, bartenders and managers working in an establishment
for on-premises consumption who:
Draw alcohol from tap
Mix drinks
Manage the establishment
A person holding a Class 12 permit may conduct beer, wine or spirits tastings
at an approved liquor licensed establishment with a tasting endorsement.
Criminal Penalties Right Ans - 1st Offense:
, Fine of not more than $250
Subsequent Offense:
Fine of not more than $500 or imprisonment for not more than 90 days or
both the fine and imprisonment.
Licensee Penalties Right Ans - 1st Violation
5-day suspension OR $500 monetary option
2nd Violation (in a 2-year window)
5-day suspension OR $1,500 monetary option
3rd Violation (in a 2-year window)
10-day suspension OR $3,000 monetary option
4th Violation (in a 2-year window)
Cancellation of license
Washington requires Mandatory Alcohol Server Training to be completed
within 60 days of initial employment Right Ans -
When conducting a sampling or tasting at a grocery store or Farmer's Market,
the Class 12 Permit is required at the time of the sampling or tasting. There is
no grace period allowed. Right Ans -
Permit Suspension or Revocation Right Ans - You are convicted of violating
any state or local intoxicating liquor law (such as a DUI).
You have been convicted at any time of a felony.
You have violated the Alcohol Beverage Control law or any rule of the WSLCB.
To get a replacement permit, you must either: Right Ans - Contact the
provider or trainer who issued the original permit, or
Submit a permit replacement form and the appropriate fee to the Washington
State Liquor and Cannabis Board.
