OSH Security Practice Test

What is the purpose behind Smart Serve?

1. Assist the security guard to determine how much force to use on someone who appears to be intoxicated

2. Train a security guard how to prevent incidences of intoxication on our property

3. As a substitute for the Liquor License Act

4. To determine which alcoholic beverage someone would prefer

The correct answer is: Train a security guard how to prevent incidences of intoxication on our property

The correct choice highlights the primary goal of Smart Serve, which is to train security personnel on how to identify and prevent situations that could lead to over-intoxication on their property. This training empowers security personnel to manage alcohol service responsibly, ensuring a safer environment for patrons and staff alike. By focusing on prevention, the program aims to reduce the risks associated with excessive drinking, enhancing overall safety and compliance with legal obligations. The other options, while related to aspects of alcohol service and management, do not accurately capture the core focus of Smart Serve. The first option suggests a focus on force application, which is not aligned with the program's objectives of responsible alcohol service and intervention. The third option inaccurately implies that Smart Serve replaces legal frameworks like the Liquor License Act, while Smart Serve is intended to complement such regulations. The fourth option deviates by focusing on consumer preference, which is outside the scope of the training's emphasis on responsible serving and recognizing intoxication.