British Columbia Serving It Right Practice Test

When servers notice a patron showing signs of intoxication, the recommended action is to monitor the patron closely and consider intervention. This approach is crucial because it ensures the safety and well-being of both the patron and others around them. Recognizing signs of intoxication allows servers to make informed decisions about whether to continue service or to intervene appropriately, which may involve stopping alcohol service, offering food, or helping to arrange safe transportation.

Monitoring the situation helps servers assess the level of impairment and respond proactively before a situation escalates. This proactive approach can prevent potential injury or harm that could arise from over-consumption, thereby fulfilling the server's responsibility to promote responsible alcohol service and adhere to legal regulations in British Columbia. Taking such steps aligns with the principles of responsible service and the overall goal of maintaining a safe environment in the establishment.