Front of House Lead — Training, Scheduling & Ops

Ponca City Development Authority; Braman (OK); Presencial; USD 36 000 - 48 000; Tempo integral

Vantagens oferecidas por esta oferta de emprego

Medical insurance

401(k) benefits

Paid time off

Resumo da oferta

Kaw Nation Gaming Commission is seeking a Front of House Supervisor to support the FOH Manager in a high-volume restaurant environment. You will ensure prompt service, maintain quality presentation, and keep an organized, clean work area.

Responsibilities include scheduling and training front-of-house staff, coordinating opening/closing duties, and maintaining records for certifications and licenses. Compliance with health, safety, and tribal/state laws is essential.

Qualificações

• High school diploma or GED required, with at least two years in a similar role.
• Must pass background and drug screening to obtain a gaming license per Kaw Nation Gaming Commission regulations.

Responsabilidades

• Assist FOH Manager in day-to-day restaurant operations, ensuring timely food service and quality presentation.
• Manage scheduling, training, and supervision of front-of-house staff.
• Ensure opening/closing duties are completed and cleanliness standards are met.
• Maintain records of staff food handler certifications and alcohol licenses (ABLE).
• Ensure compliance with all health, safety, and regulatory requirements.
• Anticipate needs based on demand and events; delegate tasks and lead by example.

Conhecimentos

Flexibility

Attention to detail

Formação académica

High school diploma or GED

Ferramentas

Microsoft Word

Microsoft Excel

Descrição da oferta de emprego

Kaw Nation Gaming Commission is seeking a Front of House Supervisor to support the FOH Manager in a high-volume restaurant environment. You will ensure prompt service, maintain quality presentation, and keep an organized, clean work area.

Responsibilities include scheduling and training front-of-house staff, coordinating opening/closing duties, and maintaining records for certifications and licenses. Compliance with health, safety, and tribal/state laws is essential.