Park Hyatt Sydney
Finding luxury in every detail, Park Hyatt hotels provide an experience of sophisticated, contemporary luxury.
Located among the world's premier cities and resort destinations, each custom-designed Park Hyatt hotel combines distinct regional character with elegant brand touches.
About The Role
Assists the Food & Beverage management team to ensure that F&B; outlets operate successfully and in accordance with brand standards
Provide a warm welcome and seat arriving guests
Maintain positive guest and colleague interactions with valuable working relationships
Serve food and beverage items in a timely fashion, assisting other staff whenever required
Handle guest enquiries in a courteous and efficient manner; report guest complaints or problems to supervisors if there is no immediate solution and assure follow up with guests
Have a full working knowledge and capability to supervise, correct and demonstrate all duties and tasks in the assigned place of work to the set standards
Respond to guest enquiries in a friendly and efficient manner, sharing local knowledge when possible
Care for others, team members and guests alike, so they can be their best
Qualifications
Good food and beverage service skills
1 year experience in a similar position
Valuable coffee making skills
Ability to work a rotational roster
Excellent customer service
Current NSW RSA Competency Card
Benefits
Access to employee benefits such as complimentary shift meals, discounts for the Spa and all Food and Beverage outlet
Access to discounted Hyatt accommodation worldwide after three months in the role
Access to internationally recognized learning and development programs and opportunities
Access to an employee assistance program
Being part of a diverse and inclusive team, passionate about their work
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📌 Food & Beverage Attendant - The Living Room (New South Wales)
🏢 Park Hyatt
📍 New South Wales
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