Pool Bar Waitstaff: Guest-First Service & Upsell Expert

Colonial Group; Honolulu (HI); On-site; USD 22,000 - 33,000; Full time

Job summary

Hawaii Prince Waikiki is seeking a friendly pool bar attendant to warmly welcome guests, take orders, and upsell beverages and food. You will work a fast-paced outdoor pool deck environment, handle cash, and ensure timely service while following all liquor laws.

Proven cocktailing experience in a full-service bar and the ability to multitask across departments are required. Candidates must be 18+, hold a Hawaii liquor card, and pass both written and practical tests.

Qualifications

• Read and write English to perform job duties.
• Two year’s cocktailing experience in a full service bar.
• Dept. of Health TB clearance.
• Minimum 18 years of age to serve alcoholic beverages.
• Must obtain Hawaii State liquor commission card and follow all pertaining liquor laws
• Pass a written test on beverage and food items
• Pass a practical service test.
• Must have High School diploma or equivalent.

Responsibilities

• Welcome guests with a warm and inviting demeanor and engage in conversation.
• Follow Federal and State liquor laws along with hotel policies in serving alcoholic beverages.
• Recognize and respond to disgruntled patrons and upsell food and beverages.
• Perform opening and closing duties to hotel standards and maintain cleanliness.
• Maintain a proficient use of the resort's POS system and carry drinks safely.
• Stand, walk, and multitask in a fast-paced pool bar environment.

Skills

Communication

English proficiency

Education

High School diploma or equivalent

Tools

POS system

Job description

Hawaii Prince Waikiki is seeking a friendly pool bar attendant to warmly welcome guests, take orders, and upsell beverages and food. You will work a fast-paced outdoor pool deck environment, handle cash, and ensure timely service while following all liquor laws.

Proven cocktailing experience in a full-service bar and the ability to multitask across departments are required. Candidates must be 18+, hold a Hawaii liquor card, and pass both written and practical tests.