Job Purpose:
Leading
and organising the Food and Beverage Team ensuring highest guest service level
in accordance with RCH Standards whilst looking after the financial success of
the business.
Employee Value Proposition:
This
position offers a high-paced, ever-changing environment with opportunities to
apply your social skills on a daily basis as part of a highly effective team;
whilst operating within clearly defined standards and expectations; where your
generalist food and beverage expertise can be recognised
Organisational Positioning:
· Department: Food and Beverage
· Reporting
to: Hotel Manager
· Location: The Twelve Apostles Hotel Premises
Minimum Experience and
Qualification Required:
· Diploma in Hotel
or Food and beverage Operations
· Must have at
least 10 years experience in a 5* Hotel or Fine Dining Establishment
· Computer
literate with working knowledge of Microsoft Outlook, Word and Excel
· Exposure to
a stock Management System – FnBShop advantageous
· Neat with
high regard for personal hygiene and presentation
· Solid
English verbal communication skills
· Understanding
and application of basic math calculations
· Experience
in F&B administration, food ordering and
stock and cost control
· Proven
ability to train and manage people
· Proven
ability to be creative and innovative new revenue generating ideas.
· Able to work
flexible hours, weekends and holidays
Minimum Experience and
Qualification Desired:
· Diploma in Hotel
or Food and beverage Operations
· Food and
Beverage management experience
· WSET Wine
Level 2 or similar advantageous
·
Exposure to F’nBShop and Micros advantageous
·
Fluency in Xhosa and/or Afrikaans advantageous
Key Performance Objectives:
To
be a Red Carnation Hotel Ambassador by:
· actively living our company
mission and values and striving to deliver on our promise of “No Request too
Large; No Detail too Small” at all times
· owning and practicing our “Top
12” Service Standards every day in every interpersonal encounter whether with
guests, colleagues or suppliers
· ensuring that you a familiar
with, and adhere to, the Hotel’s code of conduct as set out in the Employee
handbook
· creatively seeking opportunities
to surprise and delight our guests by actively listening to them and building
positive relationships and emotional connections
· working together with your
manager and team to be as effective and productive as possible by accepting
constructive feedback and embracing all training and development
opportunities made available to you
· being aware of the emergency
evacuation, security and fire procedures of the Hotel and to be constantly
vigilant of the health, safety and security aspects; and reporting any risks
to the Health and Safety Chairperson and/or Security Manager
· to actively seize opportunities
to minimise our carbon footprint by reducing wastage as much as possible
without compromising on guest service standards
· to be happy in your work
environment, to make constructive observations to improve working conditions
and maintain a culture of teamwork and guest orientated service.
To
manage the F&B Team in accordance with Red Carnation Hotel Management
principles by:
· ensuring constant floor presence
during peak operational times; interacting with both staff and guests in a
constructive manner, fostering positive relationships; and by taking personal
responsibility for every guest and staff situation, seeing it through to its
solution.
· ensuring that all 1:1s and
appraisals are completed timeously in accordance with the Hotel Communication
Planner with the aim of nurturing a positive and honest relationship with
employees with the goal of achieving the highest performance of excellence
out of your team and high levels of staff retention.
· being actively involved in the
training and development of each team member by supporting their learning
through on-the-job application and coaching, making them available for all
appropriate training opportunities and holding the team member to account for
the learning that they have successfully assimilated.
· applying the performance
management and corrective action tools in accordance with the Hotel’s Code of
Conduct with the aim of exhausting all opportunities to correct and support
staff before utilising avenues for employment termination.
· recommending updates to hotel
policies and procedures, in order to maintain high standards and provide the
best possible service to guests, and implement improvements where required.
· Take an active role in the OPCO
committee and when required lead as chairman
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To
manage the day-to-day operations of the F&B department by:
· Supporting the outlet
management in the day-to-day operation; being actively present in the
operation and dealing with guests during peak meal times.
· Developing Food &
Beverage concepts, menus and pricing together with the Executive Chef; and
ensuring the successful planning and execution thereof in order to drive
revenue and PR throughout the department.
· Planning and executing
food and Beverage special events and make contributions to Food and Beverage
promotional ideas to drive revenue and PR throughout the department.
· Ensuring the Food &
Beverage department is properly resourced with necessary operating equipment,
consumables, staff and beverage to ensure the team can efficiently deliver on
the high service standards required; and ensuring that all stock is
appropriately stored and controlled; and take responsibility for stock
variances by following up and resolving them.
· Ensuring that all revenue
is properly generated and accounted for by controlling that all billing
procedures are correctly applied so that all revenue is recorded; that
cash-ups are completed according to procedure; and that all pricing is in
line with budgeted %GP.
· Managing operating costs
in accordance with budgetary requirements.
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To
manage and control Food and Beverage stock by:
· To ensure that the beverage cost remains in
line with budget
· To implement and manage best practice for
keeping wastage down to a minimum
· Responsible to ensure that the cellar store,
freezer, chemical room and gas room are managed and controlled in line with
Hotel stock control practices ensuring sufficient stock, minimal wastage and
best pricing.
· To ensure that all purchase orders are
checked by a senior member of the F&B team and that the Food and Beverage
Cost controller and Store man manages the stock store correctly; and where
necessary ensure they receive assistance.
· Ensure the smooth running of monthly Food and
Beverage stock take.
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To
assume the duties of the Hotel Week-end Manager-on-Duty as and when required
ensuring:
·
attendance of the Morning Meeting
·
a floor-to-floor inspection is undertaken
of the entire hotel on both mornings and any challenges are addressed
·
presence and support in the Food
and Beverage outlets and the Front Office lobby during peak periods
·
all food displays are checked and
photographed and well presented
·
at least three VIP room checks
are completed on each day together with the Housekeeping Manager on duty
ensuring that rooms have been prepared in accordance with Carnation Hotel
standards
·
the rooming procedure; and food
and beverage service (light meals, in-room dining, breakfast & beverage
service) are tested against Red Carnation Hotel standards
·
your room and its facilities are
used and tested against Red Carnation Hotel standards as well as practical
recommendations that may not fall under the remit of the Red Carnation
Standards
·
a thorough report of the week-end
inspections, challenges and successes with photographic evidence is submitted
to the Executive team by end of business the Monday immediately after the
Week-end Manager-on-Duty shift.
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