TIPS provides a "reasonable eUorts" defense in third-party liquor liability lawsuits.
TIPS training satisfies most states' requirements for server training, but the most essential requirement in Massachusetts is to be certified to serve responsibly.
Many insurance companies provide discounts to establishments whose employees are TIPS-certified.
TIPS training enhances the skills of your employees who oUer improved service to your customers.
TIPS leads the way in framing the debate about responsible alcohol service and clarifying the distinction between drinking and drunkenness.
Many insurance companies and establishments require TIPS certification. If you already have your TIPS certification card, an employer may be more willing to hire you over a bartender or server not already TIPS certified.
Industry studies have shown that customers believe they receive better service from TIPS-trained servers due to the increased attention they receive. These studies also show that improved customer satisfaction results in higher earnings for the server.
WS ALCOHOL AND FOOD SAFETY – will provide the training to give individuals, employees, and bar and restaurant owners the knowledge and confidence they need to recognize potential alcohol-related problems and intervene to prevent alcohol-related tragedies. This class now offers the convenience of obtaining your original certification or renewing your existing TIPS alcohol certification online.
Training for Intervention Procedures - Get your TiPS Certification in just one day with our live, interactive Zoom class. Ideal for bartenders, servers, and managers, this course is a must for those looking to comply with Massachusetts State and other State cities, mandates, and insurance requirements. Our live TiPS Certification Class is Valid in MA and widely accepted across the U.S.
Including trainer fees Training for Intervention Procedures - 3 hours minimum, including the exam and the electronic book.
WS Alcohol Safety provides a unique service and personal Alcohol education and training for just one person. The trainer will meet you in a conference room and conduct the exercise for at least 3 hours, including the online examination.
TIPS sessions can be administered through a certified TIPS Trainer or eTIPS, an online responsible alcohol training program. Training conducted by a trainer is implemented through video and printed materials to facilitate discussion of the course content. Course material is
Below are the topics WS alcohol safety will cover in our training course:
• Las and rules in Massachusetts state
• Liability from Owners, employees, and customers.
• Effects of alcohol on the body, including behavioral cues and absorption rate
factors.
• Standard drink sizes and equivalency.
• Methods to identify underage or intoxicated persons.
• Strategies used by underage persons to obtain alcohol from on and off-premises locations.
• Actions that can be taken to prevent an alcohol-related incident from occurring.
• Maintenance of documentation that may affect liability, including an incident log and house policies.
• How to make communities safer through the responsible sale and service of alcohol.
• An explanation of the three types of liability: criminal, civil, administrative, and related penalties.
• Procedures for checking identification and acceptable forms of identification. This information must include a graphic of each acceptable form of identification type.
These include the following: a current state or Canadian driver’s license or identification card, current armed service identification, card valid passport or passport card, and valid temporary driver’s license and identification cards.
• Techniques for refusing or denying alcohol sales or service.
• Training for handling difficult situations.
• Methods to prevent sales and service to underage and intoxicated persons.
Hospitality is currently the third-largest industry in Massachusetts and employs over one million people. The industry states it currently has an 8% labor shortage. What this means to you is that ample jobs are available if you’re considering joining our industry. Prior training or experience is optional at many establishments.
While responsible alcohol service training is not required by state law in Massachusetts, many cities and municipalities have made the training mandatory. To maximize your chances of getting hired in our industry, we recommend getting your Massachusetts TIPS certification before applying.