Minnesota AST - Alcohol Seller-Server Training Presentation

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Alcohol Seller/Server Training Minnesota-AST Brought to you by the Chemical Health Initiative of Goodhue County in Partnership with Docutech

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Welcome to Minnesota-AST This program is designed to serve the liquor licensees, their servers, license administrators and the general public residing in Goodhue County.   This site provides licensees a simple, cost effective means to make sure their servers/sellers are adequately trained concerning the serving of alcohol.   This training program provides servers with the training they need to understand the laws and their own personal liability when serving/selling alcohol to the public. It does so in a convenient, easy manner that they can do at their convenience.   This program provides licensee administrators a quick and easy way to ensure liquor licensees are in compliance with regard to the training of their servers/sellers before issuing or renewing a liquor license.   This site serves the general public by improving the level of training of alcohol servers and improving their awareness of their responsibilities when serving or selling alcohol to the public.

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Welcome to Minnesota-AST

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Benefits of Minnesota-AST Cost is free to all Goodhue County Liquor Licensees! Unlimited usage. The training can be taken as many times, by as many employees as needed. Flexibility. The training can be taken at any place, any time. On-line training program is easy to use and understand. Liquor Licensee owners and managers can easily monitor and manage the training process for their employees. Ease of management for City Administrators through easy on-line access to database.

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End-User Overview

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End-User Introduction The Alcohol Seller/Server Training Program targets both on-sale and off-sale retailers of intoxicating liquors and is specifically designed to accomplish these two goals: 1) Eliminate sales to minors 2) Eliminate sales to intoxicated adults The Alcohol Seller/Server Training Curriculum contains three important components: 1) Skill development 2) Active learning 3) Policy presentation and discussion The Alcohol Seller/Server Training Program consists of ten lessons. After each lesson, you will complete a short quiz that highlights the most important information contained within the lesson. In order to pass the Final Examination at the conclusion of the training lessons, you will need to successfully pass each of the ten lesson quizzes. It will take you approximately ninety minutes to complete the ten lessons and quizzes that are presented within this Training Program. If you can not finish the Program in one session, you may come back at a later time and finish the Program, starting where you had left off. In order to successfully pass the Final Examination, you will need to answer 90% of all 30 questions correctly. If you answer 27 or more of all Final Examination questions correctly, your name will be automatically registered as having successfully completed the Chemical Health Initiative Alcohol Seller/Server Training Program. If you wish, you may print off the Certificate of Training that will appear at the end of the Program. Any prospective employer will be able to verify your successful completion of the Training Program by logging into the data bank identifying those persons who have completed the training along with the date of the training completion. Having your name on the list of persons who have successfully completed the Training Program will allow you to legally sell or serve intoxicating liquors in Goodhue County for a 12 month period. Your registration as a trained seller/server of intoxicating liquors in Goodhue County expires 12 months after the date you successfully completed the Training Program. In order to be legally authorized to sell or serve intoxicating liquors in the jurisdiction issuing the establishment's liquor license, you must successfully complete the Alcohol Seller/Server Training Program no less than once every twelve months.

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Taking The Course Key Subjects of Training: Definition of a “standard drink” Definition of “BAC” (Blood Alcohol Content) Definition of term “Liability” Effects of Alcohol on the Body Identifying & Understanding Intoxication Alcohol Related Laws in Minnesota Civil Liability in Minnesota Protecting yourself and your business from criminal and civil liabilities resulting from the illegal sale of alcohol. Intervention Techniques for responsible on-sale alcohol service Tips for preventing disturbances Local Jurisdictional ordinance information Freedom to breathe in bars and restaurants

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Identifying Valid Minnesota ID’s

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User Management & Proof of Completion

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Administration Overview