F&B Supervisor: Drive Guest Experience & Operations

Aimbridge; Livingston; On-site; GBP 23,000 - 32,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Hotel discounts

Stream savings

Employee assistance program

Uncapped incentives

Staff meals on duty

Free staff parking

Job summary

Aimbridge Hospitality, Livingston, Scotland, is seeking a Food and Beverage Supervisor to lead day-to-day F&B operations, partnering with the F&B Manager on staffing, menus and service standards, and ensuring guest satisfaction across outlets.

You will manage staff, oversee inventory and budgets, enforce health and safety, monitor trends, and collaborate with marketing and sales to promote offerings. Strong communication and organizational skills are essential.

Qualifications

• Prior experience delivering first class service in a food and beverage environment.
• Understanding of industry standards and best practices.
• Inspirational, people-oriented with strong communication and organizational skills.
• Commitment to delivering exceptional guest experiences and living brand standards.

Responsibilities

• Lead and supervise hotel F&B operations, ensuring service excellence.
• Collaborate with the F&B Manager to recruit and manage staff.
• Develop menus and manage inventory and budgets.
• Enforce health and safety regulations and quality controls.
• Analyse sales and financial data and report findings.
• Work with marketing and sales to promote F&B offerings.

Skills

F&B experience

Customer service orientation

People leadership

Communication skills

Brand standards adherence

Job description

Aimbridge Hospitality, Livingston, Scotland, is seeking a Food and Beverage Supervisor to lead day-to-day F&B operations, partnering with the F&B Manager on staffing, menus and service standards, and ensuring guest satisfaction across outlets.

You will manage staff, oversee inventory and budgets, enforce health and safety, monitor trends, and collaborate with marketing and sales to promote offerings. Strong communication and organizational skills are essential.