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The OLCC regulates the
Manufacture, sale, and use of alcohol and cannabis in Oregon.
1 in 12 adults suffer from alcoholism
True
Alcohol abuse is the nations #1 drug abuse problem
True
In Oregon, each year alcohol abuse is responsible for over 1,300 deaths and costs the
state $2.8 billion.
True
The goals of mandatory alcohol server education are to:
Teach servers the laws that apply to alcohol sales and service.
② Promote responsible alcohol service.
③ Reduce the number of people who drive while intoxicated.
④ Reduce the incidences of underage drinking.
Responsible alcohol service involves performing three types of duties.
1. Legal duties
2. House duties
3. Professional duties
True
,Legal duties are tied to the law, house duties are created by the business and professional
duties are standards you set for yourself.
The OLCC requires you to obtain a service permit if you mix, serve, sell or supervise
the sale of alcohol.
True
There are two types of permits. One type is for minors and the other is for adults.
True
A service permit is required for anyone who
Mixes, serves, sells, or supervises the sale of alcohol. Also is required for on-premises
consumption at a liquor licenses establishment.
Minor permit
- 18 to 20 years old
- establishment and hours not prohibited to minors
Adult permit
- 21+ years
- All areas and hours of the licensed premises
Duties are the same for a minor permit and an adult permit
True
True
, Minor permittees may temporarily enter areas prohibited to minors to order and pick up
drinks for service in non-prohibited areas, to restock, to set and clear tables and to deliver
food. They may not take food/alcohol orders or serve alcohol in areas prohibited to minors.
By law, both the service permit and a form of identification must be available for
immediate inspection by any representative of the OLCC, peace office or law
enforcement.
True
Service permits are valid for five years from their date of issue by the OLCC.
How Long Are Service Permits Valid
Liquor Licensee
A liquor licensee is any person or legal entity granted the privilege of selling alcoholic
beverages. Liquor licensees must take alcohol server education if they hold a license that
allows the sale and service of alcohol for on-premises consumption. Licensees must also
verify the age and identity of the person who shows the permit.
Drug (noun):
a medicine or other substance which has a physiological effect when ingested or otherwise
introduced into the body.
Alcohol is produced through the fermentation and distillation of grain, starch, molasses
or sugar. The breakdown of carbohydrates results in ethyl alcohol, more commonly
known as ethanol. Ethanol is the type of alcohol that is present in beer, wine and hard
liquor.
How alcohol is made
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The OLCC regulates the
Manufacture, sale, and use of alcohol and cannabis in Oregon.
1 in 12 adults suffer from alcoholism
True
Alcohol abuse is the nations #1 drug abuse problem
True
In Oregon, each year alcohol abuse is responsible for over 1,300 deaths and costs the
state $2.8 billion.
True
The goals of mandatory alcohol server education are to:
Teach servers the laws that apply to alcohol sales and service.
② Promote responsible alcohol service.
③ Reduce the number of people who drive while intoxicated.
④ Reduce the incidences of underage drinking.
Responsible alcohol service involves performing three types of duties.
1. Legal duties
2. House duties
3. Professional duties
True
,Legal duties are tied to the law, house duties are created by the business and professional
duties are standards you set for yourself.
The OLCC requires you to obtain a service permit if you mix, serve, sell or supervise
the sale of alcohol.
True
There are two types of permits. One type is for minors and the other is for adults.
True
A service permit is required for anyone who
Mixes, serves, sells, or supervises the sale of alcohol. Also is required for on-premises
consumption at a liquor licenses establishment.
Minor permit
- 18 to 20 years old
- establishment and hours not prohibited to minors
Adult permit
- 21+ years
- All areas and hours of the licensed premises
Duties are the same for a minor permit and an adult permit
True
True
, Minor permittees may temporarily enter areas prohibited to minors to order and pick up
drinks for service in non-prohibited areas, to restock, to set and clear tables and to deliver
food. They may not take food/alcohol orders or serve alcohol in areas prohibited to minors.
By law, both the service permit and a form of identification must be available for
immediate inspection by any representative of the OLCC, peace office or law
enforcement.
True
Service permits are valid for five years from their date of issue by the OLCC.
How Long Are Service Permits Valid
Liquor Licensee
A liquor licensee is any person or legal entity granted the privilege of selling alcoholic
beverages. Liquor licensees must take alcohol server education if they hold a license that
allows the sale and service of alcohol for on-premises consumption. Licensees must also
verify the age and identity of the person who shows the permit.
Drug (noun):
a medicine or other substance which has a physiological effect when ingested or otherwise
introduced into the body.
Alcohol is produced through the fermentation and distillation of grain, starch, molasses
or sugar. The breakdown of carbohydrates results in ethyl alcohol, more commonly
known as ethanol. Ethanol is the type of alcohol that is present in beer, wine and hard
liquor.
How alcohol is made
