Multiple positions. Part time (potential for full-time perm. for the right candidate) and casual roles available. Please do not apply if you don’t have wine experience or knowledge as your application will not be considered. Similarly if you are a working holiday maker do not apply unless you are in Tasmania already to be able to attend an interview. Note accomodation is not provided. Looking for experienced cellar door and hospitality staff.
A passion for beer, wine and whiskey is important but specifically wine knowledge will set you apart from the crowd. Training on wines specific to our region will be provided . A fun, relaxed team based working environment with some roster flexibility. You might be making coffee, leading wine, beer or whiskey tastings, prepping snacks or keeping the venue at the high standard it strives to sustain.
YOU WILL
Greet customers in a professional friendly manner
As a Cellar door/bar/staff member, learn and share knowledge of the Tasmanian East Coast wine region,
its characters and produce
Maintain a clean and neat workplace for staff and customers alike.
Operate an electronic POS system and manage money during shifts.
work in a small team
operate within the workplace Covid & Safety Plan
CAN YOU :
demonstrate high level hospitality skills, sales and customer service skills
prioritise and adapt under pressure
interact confidently with a diverse range of customers
be part of a small energetic and dedicated team
show a casual, qualified and productive sales focussed customer service and manner
provide or are willing to undertake to achieve an RSA certificate
ARE YOU:
experienced with customer service either in tourism, retail or hospitality
available for adaptable working days over a 7 day rolling roster
able to multi task; clean, serve, chat and be warm and welcoming!
📌 Experienced Cellar Door/hospitality Staff Bicheno
🏢 The Farm Shed Wine Centre
📍 Bicheno
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