The Senior Banquet Manager will lead and supervise the Banquet Manager and team by example. Â Our guests and staff will identify that quality, service, respect, esteem, value and safety are the rules. The Senior Banquet Manager will be able to work in a fast-paced environment and display excellent leadership skills while being a positive example for the staff.
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ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIESÂ include the following. Other duties may be assigned.
- Act as the Liaison with the Director of Catering and step in as acting Director of Banquets in the Director’s absence.
- Verify and post all banquet charges in Agilysys and be available to the Lodge Billing Manager for council and clarification with billing issues.
- Delineate Banquet & Catering Service Charges from post scan reports, group and package billing for payroll processing
- Enter Consumption on Theoretical Pour Reports for each bar. Â Compare and analyze your reports to POS reports and billing.
- Communicate, Inform and Copy the Director on all relevant concerns and emails, purchasing requests and staffing issues
- Keep the BEO Master Book updated and organized daily.
- Instill a calm, organized approach in stressful situations
- Understand the individual differences of our internal and external guests’ needs and be responsive to specific needs and accommodation.
- Provide great guest service with eye contact, warm greetings, use of guest name, exceptional service, thanks and farewell
- Schedule efficiently – ensuring that established work thresholds and limits are met – reflecting on business demands
- Coordinate hiring efforts with HR to recruit and retain staff
- Promote high associate morale while taking a proactive approach to coach and counseling
- Assess the skill sets of our associates and participate in creating and implementing service protocols and training activities
- Enforce service protocols
- Supervise the performance, attendance, attitudes, appearance and conduct of the team. Â Document in digital logbookÂ
- Monitor time punches and codes. Â Assist in processing payroll
- Communicate with F&B Management through digital logbook
- Recommend and issue progressive discipline when appropriate
- Assess and monitor the condition of the banquet spaces and equipment. Â Make recommendations for improvements, enter service requests in the digital system, and enter concerns into the digital log
- Enforce high standards of sanitation and hygiene
- Ensure proper handling and sanitation of China, glass and silverware
- Record consumptions sheets, add on sheets and pop-up requests.
- Ensure the security of monies, credit and financial transactions
- Establish and Create pars for heavily requisitioned food/beverage and operational items.
- Provide digital requisitions for captains to stock various service areas within the department
- Work with purchasing on inventories and product accounting
- Keep Banquet Storage Areas Organized and Clean
- Attend Departmental and Resort Meetings and Trainings
- Be aware of and informed about events throughout the Resort and Parks
- Understand that the role requires lifting, working outdoors, and exposure to cleaning and sanitation chemicals
- Complete the training on the HR Matrix
- Adhere to the WP Commission Safety Rules and Policies
- Interact with the public with a cheerful and positive attitude, solve guest problems and complaints in a proactive manner, and maintain harmonious working relationships with fellow employees
 SUPERVISORY RESPONSIBILITIESÂ
Manages up to five subordinate supervisors who supervise 30+ employees in the Food & Beverage Banquet department. Â Is responsible for the overall direction, coordination, and evaluation of this unit. Â Also directly supervises 30+ non-supervisory employees. Â Carries out supervisory responsibilities in accordance with the organization's policies and applicable laws. Responsibilities include interviewing, hiring, and training employees; planning, assigning, and directing work; appraising performance; rewarding and disciplining employees; addressing complaints and resolving problems.
EDUCATION and/or EXPERIENCEÂ
Bachelor's degree (B. A.) from four-year college or university; or five to seven years related experience and/or training; or equivalent combination of education and experience.
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