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Responsible Beverage Service Training (CA)

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Responsible Beverage Service Training (CA) is a refresher course that aims to help alcohol servers from hospitality establishments in California recall state-required knowledge on serving alcohol responsibly. This involves knowing the social and legal responsibilities of alcohol servers, the effects of alcohol on the body, and the importance of policy development in licensed establishments. This training can be delivered to your team immediately, completed in under 2 hours and 30 minutes, and is accessible using any device, such as laptops, tablets, or mobile phones. (Last Updated: August 2024)

The full course includes
  1. Introduction to RBS training
  2. The positive and negative social impacts of alcohol consumption
  3. The responsibilities of an alcohol server
  4. All about alcohol
  5. Why do people drink?
  6. The path of alcohol through the body
  7. Alcohol's effects on the human body
  8. Blood alcohol concentration
  9. Factors influencing intoxication
  10. Penalties
  11. Liabilities
  12. Laws on serving alcohol to minors
  13. Laws on serving alcohol to intoxicated persons
  14. Laws on drug usage
  15. Laws on ABC licensed establishments
  16. Role of local enforcement
  17. Checking identification
  18. Verifying identification
  19. Spotting intoxicated persons
  20. Refusing service to intoxicated persons
  21. Depressants, stimulants, and hallucinogens
  22. Management and policies
  23. Development, implementation, and elements of policies
  24. Elements of policies: Incident logs and interaction with law enforcement
  25. Elements of policies: Discrimination and hiring practices
  26. Elements of policies: Monitoring customer intoxication and minor behavior
  27. Elements of policies: Good hospitality practices
  28. Final Assessment

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