Busser

Hussong; Kentucky; In loco; USD 14.000 - 19.000; Tempo pieno

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Insurance benefits

Mental health resources

Friendly, supportive culture

Descrizione del lavoro

Hussong’s Mexican Cantina in Kentucky is seeking a Busser to help keep the dining area clean and well-organized. You will clear and reset tables quickly, assist the service team, and ensure a warm, memorable guest experience throughout the shift.

The role requires teamwork, reliability, and the physical ability to move items and stand for long periods in a busy environment. We offer insurance benefits, mental health resources, and a friendly, family-like culture.

Competenze

• Experience clearing and resetting tables efficiently.
• Able to manage a section of tables.
• Ability to move chairs, tables and highchairs safely.
• Proficient with cleaning tools and sanitation procedures.
• Excellent communication and multitasking in a fast-paced environment.

Mansioni

• Clear and reset tables promptly to accommodate guests.
• Greet guests with a warm, friendly smile.
• Support service by assisting with setup, service, and cleanup.
• Follow health and safety guidelines and cleaning procedures.
• Collaborate with team to ensure smooth operations.
• Take on additional tasks as needed.

Conoscenze

Table clearing

Table resetting

Mobility & lifting

Cleaning tools

Communication

multitasking

Strumenti

Cleaning equipment

Descrizione del lavoro

Join the Hussong’s family! We’re all about creating unforgettable experiences for our guests, and it all starts with the incredible team we build together. We’re on the lookout for passionate, energetic individuals who love hospitality and want to be part of a lively, welcoming environment. At Hussong’s Mexican Cantina, you’ll find more than just a job — you’ll discover a fun, family-like atmosphere where kindness, respect, and integrity set us apart. If you’re ready to work somewhere that values YOU and offers a vibrant, exciting place to grow and learn, we want to hear from you!
The Busser is a key player in enhancing our guests’ dining experience, responsible for maintaining a clean and well-organized dining area. This role supports the service team by ensuring that tables are cleared, cleaned, and reset quickly and efficiently. The ideal candidate will have strong teamwork skills, be well-organized, and possess excellent situational awareness.

Responsibilities:

• Assist in delivering a superior dining experience by exceeding guest expectations and anticipating their needs.
• Provide a friendly greeting to guests with a warm, sincere smile.
• Handle guest challenges with tact and patience, ensuring issues are resolved to the guest’s satisfaction.
• Support the service team by assisting with the setup, service, and cleanup of food and beverages.
• Adhere to all service protocols, including managing special dietary needs and allergy precautions.
• Maintain strict compliance with health and safety regulations, following all cleaning and sanitation procedures.
• Complete all tasks according to the guidelines and standards set out in the Employee Handbook.
• Work cooperatively with all team members to foster a collaborative work environment.
• Take on additional responsibilities as needed to support the team and ensure efficient operations.

Qualifications:

• Experience in efficiently clearing and resetting tables, and transporting dirty dishes to the designated areas.
• Available to effectively manage a section of tables.
• Ability to safely maneuver furniture such as chairs, tables, highchairs, and booster seats.
• Proficient in using all necessary cleaning tools and equipment.
• Excellent communication skills for following verbal and written instructions.
• Capable of multitasking effectively in a fast-paced and busy environment.
• Able to work in tight, noisy, and varying temperature conditions.
• Physically able to lift up to 50 pounds and to stand and walk during the entire shift, navigating through potential hazards.

Compensation: $12.00 per hour

We are an equal opportunity employer and all qualified applicants will receiveconsideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex,national origin, disability status, protected veteran status, or any othercharacteristic protected by law.

If you have the drive and ambition to work with us, we want to know more about you!

We extend the same kindness and generosity to our staff by offering insurance benefits, mental health resources and support. We pride ourselves on our strong culture and core values that act as a foundation for every decision process we make.

We are deeply grateful and enjoy celebrating the contributions of our many tenured associates. It’s these guiding principles, along with our empathy and inclusion that lead to Hussong’s regularly being recognized as a great place to work.

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