Division: Culinary & Stewarding (CUL002)
Band 2
Stewarding Supervisor
Primary Responsibilities:
Maintain a sanitary environment and provide clean service ware and utensils for the Food and Beverage and Food Preparation Department
Essential Duties:
- Train, schedule, supervise and handle administrative functions for all members of the Steward Department in accordance with standards for Hotel and Golf Club policies, safety,productivity and performance.
- Delegate dish and equipment washing and silver polishing activities.
- Direct the staff in maintaining cleanliness of back of the house areas including the Main Kitchen, storage areas, dumpster, loading dock, employee cafeteria and ware washing areas.
- Manage the general cleaning schedule so food service areas meet or exceed health inspection requirements.
- Maintain inventory and coordinate the distribution of all big three items: China, glassware and silverware.
- Control equipment storage areas and issuance of equipment for the Food Preparation Department.
- Maintain cleanliness and good operating condition of house kitchen equipment, i.e. stoves, refrigerators, ovens, icemakers, walk-in refrigerators, dish machines, cleaning equipment, etc.
- Coordinate services and supplies of the Steward Department with various departments, ensuring appropriate and adequate equipment and supplies.
- Communicate with other departments both orally and in writing and distribute daily event orders and assignments.
- Perform other duties as assigned by the Executive Chef and Senior Supervisor
Other Duties:
- Perform general/routine cleaning tasks, using standard hotel cleaning products as assigned, to adhere to health standards.
- Ensure that ample cleaning supplies and ware wash detergents are in supply, and their costs do not exceed monthly forecast budgets.
- Perform other duties as requested, such as assisting the Banquet and Catering staff and moving supplies and equipment.
- Recommend the resort’s restaurants and facilities for guests.
- Maintain cleanliness and adequate par levels of menus.
- Assistwaithelp and service attendants in expediting service for guests or resetting tables.
Working Conditions:
- Kitchen noises; people talking in loud voice; pots, pans, cleaning equipment operating
- Work outdoors to set-up and break-down function area in various weather conditions.
- Wet and hot when operating the dishwasher.
Work Hours:
- Must be able to work per the schedule set by the Executive Chef.
- Normally scheduled up to 5 days/week, 8 hours shifts with 2 days off. Shift and days off vary.
- Not working more than 40 hours per week unless approved by the manager.
Equipment Use:
- Dishwashing machine, floor buffer, burnishing machine, food warmers, chill boxes, speed racks, rubbish dumpsters, grills, portable freezers, gas burners.
- Flatbed truck with hydraulic lift gate, van, electric carts to transport food and supplies.
Mental and Physical Demands:
- Must be able to stand and walk during almost the entire shift.
- Must be able to lift and carry up to 50lbs.
- Ability to prioritize and organize workloads to ensure deadlines are met.
- Push/pull over 75lbs, on wheels.
Communication Demands:
- Must have the ability to communicate verbally and in writing to employees.
Minimum Qualification Requirements:
- Department of Health TB clearance
- Food Safety Certification, preferred