What is serving it right?
Serving It Right (SIR) is B.C.’s mandatory responsible beverage service training program. The program educates liquor licensees, managers and servers about the responsible sale and service of liquor. There are three steps to receiving your Serving It Right certification: The Serving It Right online exam costs $35 plus GST.
Do I need a serving it right (Sir) certificate?
Generally, all licensees, managers and staff need a Serving It Right (SIR) certificate. Whether or not you need an SIR certificate, depends on your liquor licence type. You don't need SIR certification to get a liquor licence, but you need it to operate your business.
Where can I get a copy of my serving it right certificate?
If you pass, you can download a copy of your certificate. A PDF print version of the course is also available for those who do not wish to take the course online. For technical assistance with the Serving It Right course contact, Responsible Service BC.
How much does it cost to get serving it right certification?
There are three steps to receiving your Serving It Right certification: The Serving It Right online exam costs $35 plus GST. Your purchase includes three attempts for the final exam
How much does it cost to get your serving it right BC?
$35The Serving It Right online exam costs $35 plus GST.
What is a serving it right certificate Canada?
Serving It Right is British Columbia's mandatory self-study course that educates licensees, managers and servers about their legal responsibilities when serving alcohol, and provides effective techniques to prevent problems related to over-service.
How Long Should incident reports be kept serving it right BC?
-Record details of events in a logbook and keep these records, along with sales slips, for at least seven years.
Can you serve alcohol at 18 in BC?
Minors who are 16 or older may serve liquor in restaurants, but they may not open bottles, pour, or mix liquor. Minors may not be employed to sell or serve liquor in a bar or pub.
Does Smart Serve expire in Ontario?
Currently, your Smart Serve certificate does not expire. Recent changes to the liquor framework in Ontario will impact all existing Smart Serve certificate holders as of July 1, 2022.
How long does serve it right last Saskatchewan?
Saskatchewan Bartending Certification Requirements The name of the certificate in Saskatchewan is called, SIRS – or Serve It Right Saskatchewan. Serve it Right is mandatory under SK policy. The certificate lasts for 5 years. After another exam is required.
How long do accident records need to be kept?
How long do I need to keep accident records? You must keep the record for at least three years from the date on which it was made.
How long should incidents reports be kept?
The length of time that legal action may be taken is called the statute of limitations. If the reporter is an adult, keep the incident documentation on file for at least five years after the statute of limitations passes for that type of claim. Your lawyer should be able to tell you how long this is.
How long after the completion of liquor service must patrons leave a liquor primary establishment in BC?
2:15 am — You remind remaining patrons that they must leave in the next 15 minutes. 2:30 am — You ensure all patrons have left the bar 2:45 am — You sip a beer while you finish cleaning up 3:00 am — Cash out and sign your time sheet. Check your answers on p. 97.
Can a minor drink alcohol with parents in Canada?
People under the age of 19 can consume alcohol only if it is supplied to them by their parent or legal guardian and it is consumed in their home in the presence of the parent or legal guardian.
What is drink spiking?
Drink spiking is when someone puts drugs or alcohol into your drink without you knowing. The drugs used are mind-altering substances that affect how you behave. So-called 'date rape drugs' may be used to spike a drink before a sexual assault. They are the most common drugs used to spike drinks.
Are kids allowed in bars in BC?
Both the Act (section 79(1)), and the Guide for Liquor Licensees in British Columbia, stipulate that liquor primary licensees must not allow minors (individuals under the age of 19) in their establishment unless otherwise permitted by the terms of their licence.
Eligibility
Before you begin operating your establishment, you and your staff must meet training requirements. Generally, all licensees, managers and staff need a Serving It Right (SIR) certificate.
Overview
Serving It Right (SIR) is B.C.’s mandatory responsible beverage service training program. The program educates liquor licensees, managers and servers about the responsible sale and service of liquor.
Register
Complete the course online. Once you complete the course and exam, you get your test results right away.
Contact
For technical assistance with the Serving It Right course contact, Responsible Service BC.