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All individuals who will be involved in handling recreational marijuana items are required to have a marijuana worker permit issued by the OLCC, this includes licensees. As part of the process for receiving a worker permit, you will be expected to take and pass an examination based on the contents of this handbook. |\n| --- |\n| The OLCC is the state agency responsible for regulating the production, processing, wholesaling, and retail sales of marijuana items for recreational use in the State of Oregon. The OLCC issues marijuana licenses and marijuana worker permits, and oversees the Marijuana Education Course. The OLCC is responsible for ensuring that marijuana licensees and worker permittees understand and comply with the laws and rules regarding recreational marijuana. The OLCC works with other state and local entities, including the Oregon Department of Agriculture (ODA), the Oregon Health Authority (OHA), local government officials and law enforcement to enforce recreational marijuana laws and rules.\u003Cbr>Marijuana Education Course |\n\nThe Marijuana Education Course focuses on understanding the laws and rules regarding recreational marijuana, basic safe handling of marijuana items, checking identification and recognizing the signs of visible intoxication. The Marijuana Education Course is intended to provide the basic knowledge for applicants to receive a marijuana worker permit, and is not intended to cover all possible information necessary to safely participate in all aspects of the recreational marijuana market. For example, the Course does not cover specific information on marijuana extract or concentrate processing procedures , proper handling of compounds or other materials used in many marijuana businesses, or appropriate application of agricultural chemicals for growing plants; and training and information on those business-specific practices, as well as many other things, are the responsibility of individual licensed employers.  \nMarijuana Worker Permits   \nBelow are a few general points about worker permits:  \n􀁸 Individuals must be at least 21 years old to obtain a permit.  \n􀁸 Anyone who handles marijuana, in any capacity, must have a permit including but not limited to individuals who: participate in the production, propagation, processing, securing or selling of marijuana items.  \n􀁸 If a licensee is involved in the production, propagation, processing, securing or selling of marijuana items they also need a marijuana worker permit.  \n􀁸 Lab employees and research certificate employees do not need worker permits.  \n􀁸 Permits are valid for five years from the date issued by the OLCC.  \n􀁸 Permittees may work in any licensed marijuana business in Oregon.  \n􀁸 Permits belong to the permittee , and are not transferable.  \n􀁸 Licensees must be presented with a person’s valid marijuana worker permit and verify the person’s identity before allowing them to handle marijuana.  \n􀁸 Permittees are required to make their worker permits available at any time while on duty for immediate inspection by any OLCC regulatory staff or law enforcement officer. Therefore it is advisable to always keep your permit on you while you are working.  \n􀁸 A person who holds a marijuana worker permit must notify the Commission in writing within 10 days of any conviction for a misdemeanor or felony.  \nRecreational Marijuana Laws in Oregon  \nOregon voters passed Measure 91 in November of 2014, which effectively legalized marijuana in the state. 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