All employees in Washington state who serve or sell alcohol, including bartenders, wait staff, managers, and anyone working in establishments that sell alcohol, are required to take MAST training. This training is mandatory for obtaining a MAST permit, either a Class 12 or Class 13 permit.

• A Class 12 MAST permit allows employees who are 21 years or older to serve alcohol, manage alcohol service, and conduct alcohol tastings.
• A Class 13 MAST permit allows employees aged 18-20 to carry alcohol to customers, but they cannot mix, serve, or manage alcohol service.

The course is self-paced and can typically be completed in around 3-4 hours. Because it’s 100% online, employees can complete it at their own convenience.

Yes, the Washington MAST training offered by LIQUORexam.com is entirely online. Employees can access the course on any device and complete the training at their own pace.

In the Washington MAST course, you will learn:

•  Washington state alcohol laws and regulations.
• How to identify intoxicated patrons and prevent over-service.
• Proper procedures for checking IDs and preventing alcohol sales to minors.
• Techniques for managing difficult situations related to alcohol service.

Once you have earned your MAST permit, it is valid for five years. After five years, you will need to retake the training to renew your permit.

Once you complete the Washington MAST training and pass the final exam, your information is submitted to the Washington State Liquor and Cannabis Board (WSLCB). Your MAST permit will then be issued and mailed to you.

The cost of the Washington MAST training offered by LIQUORexam.com is competitive and affordable. Please visit our course page for current pricing.

LIQUORexam.com is state-approved by the Washington State Liquor and Cannabis Board (WSLCB). Our training is 100% online, self-paced, and easy to use. We also offer convenient employee tracking tools for businesses and issue instant certification upon course completion.

If you lose your MAST permit, you can request a replacement from the WSLCB. Contact the WSLCB with your information, and they will issue a new permit for you.