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Food and Beverage Outlet Assistant ManagerPENN Entertainment

  • Not-remote
  • Total comp
    Expected total yearly pay with bonus and equity at target, including any base pay.
  • Salary
  • Aurora, IL

Job Summary

 

The food and beverage outlet manager is responsible for supervising and managing staff in the F&B FOH department. They develop, implement, and manage operational goals and monitor the achievement of performance and profit objectives

 

ESSENTIAL RESPONSIBILITIES 

 

  • Creates effective and efficient schedules
  • Responsible for assisting in the budget process for the department and provide recommendations; ensuring compliance to departmental budget initiatives; reporting budget concerns to manager
  • Ensures customer service standards are followed by all team members and addresses issues as they arise
  • Responsible for the overall achievement of department customer service goals 
  • Responsible for staff development and training programs
  • Responsible for rewards and recognition program to maximize employee engagement
  • Maintain cost control methods and procedures by monitoring consistent pars and inventory
  • Maintain established quality assurance procedures to ensure acceptable health department and customer service standards. 
  • Oversees scheduling, breaks, floor plans, training, evaluating, counseling, team members on assigned shift. 
  • Exhibits a friendly and helpful and courteous manner when dealing with customers and fellow team members
  • Knowledge of and enforcement of all gaming laws and regulations which apply to the functions and duties of the Food & Beverage Department for which this position is responsible
  • Administers the overall activities of the front of house restaurant operations and beverage operations Establishes and administers training programs within the assigned restaurant and lounge
  • Ensures that available facilities are adequate for performance of duties by assigned personnel
  • Maintains and instructs assigned personnel on safety policies and procedures and follows up to ensure that hazards are eliminated. 
  • Monitors appearance of food served and communicates deviations from standard