
TIPS Training

TIPS (Training for Intervention ProcedureS) is a globally recognized program designed to educate individuals on the responsible sale, service, and consumption of alcohol. This skills-based training helps prevent intoxication, underage drinking, and drunk driving while ensuring compliance with alcohol laws and promoting a safe and responsible environment for both businesses and customers.
Through interactive learning and real-world scenarios, participants gain the confidence and skills needed to recognize and manage difficult situations, reduce liability risks, and promote responsible alcohol service.

UPCOMING TIPS TRAINING

On-Premises vs. Off-Premises
TIPS training offers specialized programs based on the type of alcohol service provided by an establishment.
On-Premises Training is designed for businesses that serve alcohol for immediate consumption at their location. This includes:
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Bars & Pubs
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Restaurants
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Wineries & Breweries
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Hotels & Resorts
Off-Premises Training is for businesses that sell alcohol in sealed containers for customers to consume elsewhere. This applies to:
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Grocery Stores
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Liquor Stores
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Convenience Stores
Each training program focuses on responsible alcohol sales and service, helping businesses comply with regulations, reduce liability risks, and promote public safety.
Topics Covered:
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State laws & regulations.
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Handling and refusing services to patrons who are not of age or intoxicated.
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Accepted forms of ID.
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Dram Shop Liability Laws.
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Liability on over-serving and serving underage patrons.
Who Should Get Trained:
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Bartenders
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Servers
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Security
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Desk Agents
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Cashiers
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Owners
- Managers/Supervisors
Training Requirements:
A confirmation email will be sent upon registration—please verify that your email address is correct, as all training details, including the Zoom link and test, will be sent to the email provided.
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Class participation is mandatory, and each training session lasts approximately three hours. For virtual training, participants must have a working camera and microphone, which must remain turned on throughout the session.
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Training is free and ONLY available for individuals and businesses in Cape May County.