What are the responsibilities and job description for the Dishwasher/Steward position at Expotel Hospitality?
Watermark Baton Rouge Hotel is looking for a full-time Steward, who would report to the Food and Beverage Manager. The Steward is responsible for cleaning, sanitizing and drying all china, glassware, silverware and other equipment returned to the dish hall station by server assistants or from other employees. Additionally, this position may be responsible for ensuring that all tables are kept clean and presentable with clean china, glassware, silverware and linen. A high school diploma or equivalent is required.
Some of the essential functions of the position include :
- This position requires an individual with an ability to exert heavy work - exerting up to 100 pounds of force occasionally, and / or up to 50 pounds of force frequently and / or 20 pounds constantly to lift, carry, push, pull or otherwise move objects. It also requires the ability to stand during the entire shift.
- Approach all encounters with guests and employees in a friendly, service-oriented manner.
- Maintain high standards of personal appearance and grooming, which include wearing the proper uniform and name tag when working.
- Maintains the dish washing station. Organizes and places items in trays for washing machine. Operates washing machine and dries items before returning them to their proper stock location.
- Other duties may include cleaning vents, scrubbing trash cans, cleaning gum from underneath the tables, detailed cleaning of chairs, cleaning of ice bins, replacing light bulbs, setting up sanitizers, cleaning floor sweepers, emptying trash, and taking trash to the dumpster.
Why join our team?
In addition to excellent working conditions and competitive pay, Watermark Baton Rouge offers a complete range of benefits to eligible team members.
Watermark Baton Rouge is Exactly Like Nothing Else!
Our one of a kind hotel is a part of the Marriott's Autograph Collection and boasts of a historic classic design both inside and out. Built as Baton Rouge's first "skyscraper" in the 1927, our iconic building started out as the headquarters for Louisiana Trust & Savings Bank. After more than 50 years serving as a banking institution, our landmark continues to be informally called the Old Louisiana National Bank building. The original architecture was Art Deco, but there are intriguing elements of Greek Revival design also present, making this one of the most eclectic and interesting structures in downtown Baton Rouge. Murals painted by celebrated New Orleans artist, Angela Gregory, have been painstakingly preserved and adorn the ceilings of our magnificent lobby and restaurant. Carved marble walls and a grand staircase lead down to the original bank vaults that held the treasures of Baton Rouge's elite. Towering above downtown overlooking the Mississippi River, Watermark Baton Rouge Hotel stands as a tribute to the city's history and elegance. Stunningly preserved, our beautiful public spaces and restaurants blend references of the 20's through the 60's with modern design.
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