What are the responsibilities and job description for the Food Service Professional position at Ciel Senior Living, LLC?
Ciel Senior Living, LLC strives to provide exceptional hospitality and high-quality care to our residents. As a Server in our dining room, you will have the opportunity to make a meaningful difference in their lives.
The key responsibilities of this position include preparing the front of house for meals, taking orders accurately and efficiently, and handling closing duties with attention to detail.
Main Responsibilities:
- Engage with residents in a warm and welcoming manner, building strong relationships and trust.
- Take accurate and friendly food and drink orders from residents and guests, using your knowledge of the menu to make informed suggestions.
- Evaluate tables' satisfaction and address any concerns promptly, ensuring a positive dining experience.
- Perform end-of-shift duties in both the dining and kitchen areas, maintaining high standards of cleanliness and organization.
- Assist food preparation staff as required, demonstrating flexibility and a team-oriented approach.
Qualifications:
- Prior experience providing excellent customer service in a fast-paced environment.
- A positive attitude and ability to work harmoniously with cooks and other staff members.
- Ability to perform tasks independently while maintaining high-quality results, working effectively under pressure.
- Fulfill delivery of orders in a timely manner, meeting the needs of our residents and guests.
Physical Qualifications:
- Walking/standing continuously, often involving long periods of standing or walking.
- Working in various environments (inside and outside), adapting to changing situations and conditions.
- Sitting infrequently, typically only when necessary for short periods.
- Lifting/carrying constantly: 0-10 pounds; frequently: 11-50 pounds, requiring strength and endurance.
- Pushing constantly: 0-10 pounds; frequently: 11-50 pounds, applying force and effort.
- Climbing stairs often, with elevator available as an alternative if necessary, demonstrating physical fitness.
- Bending regularly at the waist, knees, hips, and spine, maintaining flexibility and mobility.
- Squatting frequently to reach below the knee and lifting up to 50 pounds or less, requiring balance and coordination.
- Twisting occasionally at the trunk, hips, knees, and neck, handling weights up to 25 pounds or more, necessitating agility and dexterity.
- Reaching frequently, sometimes requiring reaching overhead or below waist, manipulating weights of 10 pounds or less above the waist, and 25 pounds or more below the waist, showcasing adaptability.
