Certain industries in Nevada require work cards…
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Many companies offer the Alcohol Awareness Card (commonly known as the TAM® Card). Most of these companies take your money, give you the card, then run, but Restaurant Hospitality Institute is here to be your partner and is committed to helping you grow your career in the industry. In addition to providing the approved alcohol training class required by Nevada Revised Statute 369, we offer continuing education with classes that cover many of the topics you will find on exams for other required work cards. We’ll even help make important introductions for job opportunities. Explore more below!
Alcohol Awareness Cards (RHIAA Card)
Alcohol Awareness Cards are required for anyone who works where alcoholic beverages are sold in Nevada. This includes, but is not limited to the following professions: food & beverage, security, cashiers, and stockers. In order to receive the card you must first take a 2.5 hour course (online or in-person) and then pass an in-person proctored exam.
RHI’s online and classroom courses include the following state-approved topics:
- State and local laws concerning the selling and serving of alcoholic beverages
- Effects of alcohol on the body
- Identifying intoxicated persons
- Preventing and halting fights and other disturbances of the peace
- Preventing service to minors
- Discontinuing the service of alcoholic beverages to persons who are identified as intoxicated
Take a peek at the exam - read sample questions here.
The online course is available 24/7 and meets all state requirements for distance education. We offer periodic in-person courses taught by the same instructors that teach all of RHI’s curriculum. For groups of 10 or more, we can also host on-site to provide the class and/or proctor the exam, contact us to book or learn more!
Tarjetas de Concientización sobre el Alcohol (Tarjeta RHIAA)
Se requieren Tarjetas de Concientización sobre el Alcohol para cualquier persona que trabaje donde se venden bebidas alcohólicas en Nevada. Esto incluye, pero no se limit a, las siguientes profesiones: alimentos y bebidas, seguridad, cajeros y almacenistas. Para obtener la tarjeta, primero debe tomar un curso de 2.5 horas (en línea o en persona) y luego aprobar un examen supervisado en persona.
Los cursos en línea y en al aula de RHI incluyen los siguientes temas aprobados por el estado:
- Leyes estatales y locales relativas a la venta y servicio de bebidas alcohólicas
- Efectos del alcohol en el cuerpo
Identificación de personas intoxicadas - Prevenir y detener peleas y otros desórdenes publicos
- Prevención del servicio a menores
- Suspender el servicio de bebidas alcohólicas a las personas que se identifiquen como Intoxicadas
Eche un vistazo al examen: lea las preguntas de muestra aquí.
El curso en línea está disponible las 24 horas del día, los 7 días de la semana y cumple con todos los requisitos del estado para la educación a distancia.
Food Handler Safety Training Card
(AKA Health Card or Food Handler’s Card)
Any person employed in, or operating a food establishment must obtain, and maintain, a Food Handler Safety Training Card from the Southern Nevada Health District (SNHD).
The RHI Advantage: In addition to career-building skills, our Hospitality Server Training and Under 21 courses teach you all you need to know to take the Food Handler Safety Training Exam. Plus you’ll receive a voucher to take the exam for free in person at SNHD!
First time applicants must take the exam in person at one of SNHD’s locations. After that, you may be eligible to renew your card online. Check out SNHD’s website for more information, to schedule a test, and access free training materials.
Sheriff’s Card
(AKA Work Card)
Certain professions in Las Vegas require you to have a Sheriff’s Card, which is issued by the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department. This is not typically required for food & beverage professionals. Your employer should let you know if this is required and provide you with an application. For more information on a Sheriff’s Card visit LVMPD’s website.