Documentation & SafetyQuestion 77 of 80
A patron passes out at a table. Beyond stopping service, the staff's FIRST concern should be:
a.The patron's health and safety, seeking medical help if the person cannot be roused
b.Getting them to sign a tab
c.Taking a photo for the staff group chat
d.Waking them just enough to order another round
Explanation
A patron who cannot be roused may have a medical emergency, so their health and safety come first, including calling for medical help when needed. Documentation and other steps follow once the person is safe. Never attempt to continue serving someone in this condition.
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