What Is a Mast 12 or 13
There Are a Few Key Differences Between the Class 12 and 13 Mast Permits. a Class 12 Mast Permit Legally Allows You to Perform More Duties Than a Class 13 Mast...
There are a few key differences between the Class 12 and 13 MAST Permits. A Class 12 MAST Permit legally allows you to perform more duties than a Class 13 MAST Permit, however, you are required to be at least 21 years of age or older in order to be qualified for a Class 12 MAST Permit.
What is a mast 13?
A Class 13 MAST Permit is issued to anyone who completes a WSLCB approved MAST Permit Course and is between the ages of 18-20 years old. The Class 13 Permit allows the permit holder to take alcohol orders and bring alcohol to a customer’s table and/or pour alcohol into a customer’s glass at their table.
What is the purpose of Mast training?
Washington Mandatory Alcohol Server Training (MAST) Online The purpose of this MAST course is to enhance public safety and promote responsible alcohol use by providing servers with the knowledge and skills to: Prevent alcohol service to minors. Prevent alcohol service to visibly intoxicated persons.
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