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Boyne Resorts is seeking a Sunday River AM Restaurant Supervisor to manage front-of-house operations, train up to 25 staff, and ensure guest satisfaction. The role requires strong communication, POS knowledge, and cash reconciliation skills, with shifts on weekends and holidays.
The ideal candidate will have supervisory experience, at least high school education, and 3+ years in restaurant roles. Compensation includes hourly pay and resort perks, with a focus on guest experience and teamwork.
Sunday River's AM Restaurant Supervisor is responsible for the daily operation of a full-service restaurant with a primary focus on guest satisfaction. This is a front-of-the-house, direct guest-facing, hands-on position requiring the ability to train and manage a staff of up to 25 people while performing a specific job task in the operation (host/hostess, bus, serve, bartend, bar back) to support the team.
The supervisor will work solely from the restaurant floor and is responsible for appropriately interacting with as many guests as possible, making table visits during peak volume, and addressing guest issues. The person in this position must operate at all times under the guidelines of Boyne's Brand Standards.
Supervisors must have strong communication skills and be comfortable talking to guests during positive and negative experiences. They must have strong knowledge of POS operation and be able to reconcile the days sales at the end of the shift. Supervisors are also responsible for confirming that all opening and closing side work has been done, completing end-of-day cash-out reconciliations with staff, and securing the restaurant.
The shifts include weekends and holidays. A typical work week will be between 40-50 hours, with more time being needed during periods of extremely heavy business, including Christmas week and President's week. Restaurant Supervisors must present a professional manner and have the ability to maintain their composure during pressure situations. The AM Restaurant Supervisor acts as the MOD in the absence of the restaurant Manager. This position reports directly to the restaurant manager or the Director.