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Assistant Bar Manager

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Description

  • Prepares Weekly Rosters of all Bars.
  • Creates a healthy and fair atmosphere in where personnel can work with maximum productivity and happily.
  • Fills out the Requisition Forms for necessary F&B items and materials from storerooms.
  • Checks all service set-up matters at least ½ hour before service starts.
  • Attends the F&B meeting or any other meeting instructed by Food & Beverage Office.
  • Trains continuously his staff (behaviour, suggestive selling, service skills, knowledge, etc.)
  • Makes sure all operation equipment are cleaned and polished on a sufficient amount for the operation.
  • Prepares daily log book with details.
  • Follows up daily occupancy and take necessary action for service.
  • Checks the appearance of the service personnel daily.
  • Suggests and recommends to the F&B Office the most efficient way of the operation
  • Implements new service procedures together with the Director of Food & Beverage.
  • Follows up the instructions, which are given by F&B Office.
  • Handles all administration regarding his/her Outlet.
  • Supervises and is responsible of billing and cash flow of his/her Outlet (closing the checks, discounts, voids, Hospitality Guarantee, etc).
  • Ensures that the budgeted profit is achieved.
  • Performs other duties assigned by his/her Supervisor.
  • Checks beverage items temperature, presentation and quantity.
  • Makes sure the bars are clean, always tidy, without any hazard and safe all the time.
  • Welcomes the guests and allocate a table and deals with guest complaints.
  • Handles special requests.
  • Needs to have sale behaviour and show as a leader the sales knowledge to increase the revenue of the restaurant.
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