Bar Porter (Part-Time)

Treasure Island Hotel Casino; Las Vegas (NV); On-site; USD 28,000 - 34,000; Full time

Job summary

A renowned casino resort in Las Vegas is seeking a dedicated Bar Porter to ensure the proper set-up and cleanliness of bar areas. The role requires effective communication skills and at least six months of bar porter experience. Candidates must also be able to perform deep cleaning of bars and complete required paperwork. Professional appearance and participation in a certification program for electric pallet jacks are essential for this position.

Qualifications

• Minimum six months of bar porter experience required.
• Must go through electric pallet jack certification program.
• Professional appearance and demeanor a must.

Responsibilities

• Ensure proper set-up, stocking, and delivery of liquor supplies, glassware and ice.
• Maintain cleanliness of bar areas, coolers and equipment.
• Perform deep cleaning of bars.
• Complete required paperwork including bar transfers and dry stock deliveries.

Skills

Effective communication in English

Physical strength and mobility

Job description

• Ensure proper set-up, stocking, and delivery of liquor supplies, glassware and ice
• Maintain cleanliness of bar areas, coolers and equipment
• Perform deep cleaning of bars
• Complete required paperwork including bar transfers (liquors) and dry stock deliveries (napkins, towels and straws
• Adhere to departmental and company policies
• Maintain pars of liquors, beers, and supplies in coolers and dry storage areas, order as needed
• Perform all duties as deemed necessary for the success of the department

Qualifications:

• Communicate effectively in English both verbally and written forms necessary
• Possess physical strength and mobility
• Minimum six months of bar porter experience required.
• Must go through electric pallet jack certification program
• Professional appearance and demeanor a must

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