Breakfast Attendant
Commonwealth Hotels · Des Moines, IA · 3 wk ago
ManagementPart-time
About the role
The Tru by Hilton, Norwalk, Iowa, is seeking a Part-Time Hotel Breakfast Attendant. Working as the Hotel Breakfast Attendant offers a rewarding opportunity to be part of a dynamic hospitality team, ensuring guests have a seamless and enjoyable experience from check-in to check-out.
Key Responsibilities
- Prepare and set up the breakfast buffet or menu items.
- Ensure food is fresh, properly displayed, and replenished as needed.
- Follow food safety and sanitation standards.
- Greet guests warmly and address their questions or needs.
- Aid with special requests (e.g., dietary restrictions).
- Keep the breakfast area clean and organized, including tables, counters, and buffet stations.
- Restock supplies like plates, utensils, and condiments.
- Maintain inventory and report low supplies to management.
- Assist with receiving and storing deliveries.
- Adhere to health and safety guidelines.
- Maintain a welcoming atmosphere for guests.
Requirements
- A high school diploma or equivalent.
- Previous experience in food service, hospitality, or customer service (preferred).
- A friendly and welcoming demeanor.
- The ability to interact professionally with guests and address their needs.
- A basic understanding of food safety and sanitation guidelines.
- The ability to prepare and handle food safely.
- A willingness to work collaboratively with coworkers.
- Flexibility to adapt to changing tasks or guest demands.
What We are Looking for in a Part-Time Hotel Breakfast Attendant
- High school diploma or equivalent.
- Previous experience in food service, hospitality, or customer service (preferred).
- A friendly and welcoming demeanor.
- The ability to interact professionally with guests and address their needs.
- A basic understanding of food safety and sanitation guidelines.
- The ability to prepare and handle food safely.
- A willingness to work collaboratively with coworkers.
- Flexibility to adapt to changing tasks or guest demands.