Jeny is approved by the Office of Liquor Gaming & Racing (OLGR) as a Responsible Service of Alcohol Trainer in NSW.

http://www.olgr.nsw.gov.au/courses_rsa_existing_trainers.asp

The NSW liquor laws mandate responsible service of alcohol training for the liquor industry. These requirements reflect the importance of ensuring licensees and staff understand their obligations in serving liquor responsibly and the types of strategies that can be implemented to add value to a venue’s operations.   RSA training applies to:

• licensees;
• approved managers;
• staff, including promotional staff, involved in the sale, supply and service of alcohol;
• volunteers, including club directors, who have liquor service responsibilities and
• security officers with crowd control duties.

 

 

 

 

RSA training must be undertaken by a training provider approved by the Casino, Liquor and Gaming Authority.

Students are issued with an approved certificate on behalf of the Authority on completion of the course. This certificate needs to be retained by students and a copy needs to be provided to the venue management, as it is required to be kept in a register by the licensee at the premises.

Contact details of approved course providers conducting RSA training is available.

Some of the major changes affecting RSA training are:

• The Casino, Liquor and Gaming Control Authority is responsible for administering the RSA training scheme and approving courses, training providers and trainers.
• RSA certificates are issued by training providers on behalf of the Authority.
• Revised course material has been developed to reflect the new responsible serving provisions of the liquor laws.

The Authority will also be undertaking a review of the RSA training scheme in 2009.