Cocktail Server

QUECHAN INDIAN TRIBE OF FORT YUMA; Andrade (CA); On-site; USD 21,000 - 30,000; Full time

Job summary

QUECHAN INDIAN TRIBE OF FORT YUMA is seeking friendly Cocktail Servers to deliver beverage service to casino guests on the gaming floor and in lounges. You’ll work under the Beverage Supervisor, serving drinks with efficiency, professionalism, and a smile.

Requirements include at least one year of customer service in a restaurant or bar, must be 21, and able to pass pre-employment screens and obtain gaming licenses in Arizona and California.

Qualifications

• Minimum of one year customer service in a restaurant/bar preferred.
• Must be 21 years of age.
• Must be able to pass pre-employment drug/alcohol screen.
• Background investigation required.
• Obtain and maintain gaming license in Arizona and California.
• Native American preference and/or experience with Native American culture and government preferred.

Responsibilities

• Under direct supervision of the Beverage Supervisor, serves drinks to guests demonstrating and promoting positive guest relations.

Skills

Customer service

Hospitality

Communication

Job description

Join our Food & Beverage Department as a Cocktail Server!We are seeking friendly, outgoing, and service-driven Cocktail Servers to deliver exceptional beverage service to our casino guests. As a key part of our hospitality team, you’ll serve drinks with efficiency, professionalism, and a smile—helping create a welcoming and exciting environment on the gaming floor and in our lounges.Apply Today!Under direct supervision of the Beverage Supervisor, serves drinks to guests demonstrating and promoting positive guest relations.A minimum of one year customer service in a restaurant/bar preferred. Must be 21 years of age. Must be able to successfully pass a pre-employment drug/alcohol screen, random drug and controlled substance abuse tests, background investigation, obtain and maintain gaming license in Arizona and California. Native American preference and/or experience with Native American culture and government preferred.