Night Steward – Luxury Resort Stewarding Lead

Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts; Kailua (HI); On-site; USD 30,000 - 42,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

On-site physical therapist

Gym access

Holiday, vacation & Sick pay

Robust benefit plan

401K company match

Laundered employee uniform

Free employee meals

Worldwide employee stays

Training and development opportunities

Employee recognition programs

Job summary

Four Seasons Resort Hualālai in Hawaii seeks a Night Steward who shares a passion for excellence and who infuses enthusiasm into everything they do. Our Night Steward helps promote cleanliness and adheres to health regulations while delivering guest-focused service.

You will maintain kitchen areas, assist with banquet setups, handle inventory, and support special events. Weekend availability is required, and legal work authorization in the United States is a must.

Qualifications

• Legal work authorization in United States.
• Hawaii TB clearance required by Hawaii DOH for food and beverage.
• Weekend availability required.

Responsibilities

• Promote overall cleanliness, sanitation, and compliance with health regulations.
• Maintain neatness and order of kitchens and back-of-house areas.
• Clean and sanitize china, glass, and silver; operate dishwashing equipment.
• Clean and sanitize all ovens, kettles, mixers, and other kitchen equipment; clean zones and drains.
• Set up and utilize cleaning equipment safely; manage inventory of china, glass, and silver.
• Assist with Kitchen, Special Events, and Buffet setup for banquets and restaurant functions.

Education

High School Diploma preferred

Job description

Four Seasons Resort Hualālai in Hawaii seeks a Night Steward who shares a passion for excellence and who infuses enthusiasm into everything they do. Our Night Steward helps promote cleanliness and adheres to health regulations while delivering guest-focused service.

You will maintain kitchen areas, assist with banquet setups, handle inventory, and support special events. Weekend availability is required, and legal work authorization in the United States is a must.