All employees who serve or sell alcohol in Oregon, including bartenders, wait staff, and managers, must complete the OLCC Alcohol Server Training to obtain an OLCC Alcohol Service Permit.

In this course, you will learn:

• Oregon’s alcohol laws and regulations, including the legal responsibilities of alcohol servers.
• How to check IDs and prevent sales to minors.
• How to identify intoxicated patrons and refuse service when necessary.
• Strategies for safely managing alcohol-related situations, including dealing with difficult or intoxicated customers.

Yes, LIQUORexam.com offers the Oregon OLCC training entirely online. The course is self-paced, allowing employees to complete it at their convenience from any device.

The Oregon OLCC training typically takes 2-4 hours to complete. Because it is self-paced, employees can finish the course as their schedule allows.

Once you complete the Oregon OLCC training and obtain your Alcohol Service Permit, it is valid for five years. After five years, you will need to renew your permit by completing the training again.

Upon successfully completing the course and passing the final exam, your training completion is reported to the Oregon Liquor and Cannabis Commission (OLCC). You will then be issued your OLCC Alcohol Service Permit, which you can download and print.

LIQUORexam.com offers the Oregon OLCC Alcohol Server Training at an affordable price. Please visit our course page for the latest pricing information.

LIQUORexam.com is state-approved by the Oregon Liquor and Cannabis Commission (OLCC) and provides a convenient, online training solution that is:

• 100% online and self-paced, allowing employees to complete the training on their own time.
• State-approved to meet Oregon's alcohol service requirements.
• Business-friendly with easy employee certification tracking, helping businesses manage compliance.
• Affordable pricing for both individuals and businesses looking to train their staff.

LIQUORexam.com offers an easy-to-use tracking tool for business owners, allowing you to monitor which employees have completed the Oregon OLCC training and obtained their Alcohol Service Permit.

If you lose your OLCC Alcohol Service Permit, you can contact the OLCC for a replacement. Your permit information is kept on file, so the OLCC can issue a new copy upon request.