Server- Dining Services- Full or Part time
plymouth harborSarasota (FL)
Server- Dining Services- Full or Part time
Posted 7 days ago
plymouth harborSarasota (FL)
SENIORITY
Entry
About the role
Server Position at Plymouth Harbor Being a Server at Plymouth Harbor is so much more than just serving food! You'll get to know the residents and they'll get to know you. You'll take pride in being part of a supportive team that truly feels like family. And all with a beautiful waterfront view!
Shift:
Varied Duties/Responsibilities Stock service station, completely and correctly, prior to meal service. Set or reset each table properly, as shown on the table setting layout. Greet residents and guests cordially and take their order within a timely manner, being sensitive to the wishes of the resident. Review menu with residents and present any special items of the day. Take accurate food and beverage orders. Utilize the point of sale (POS) system to place all drink/food orders and track resident meals. Retrieve food orders from the kitchen; serve complete meal to all residents and guests in a timely fashion. Perform side work correctly as assigned according to the side work procedure guidelines and to the level required on the sanitation checklist. Maintain friendly, professional relations with residents and guests at all times. Assist bussers in clearing dirty dishes from all tables in a timely manner, as needed. Assist other servers with the needs of their tables. Immediately report any accidents and or incidents to the Dining Manager or Operations Manager.
Qualifications:
Previous food service experience in a restaurant environment preferred. Must be 18 years of age to legally sell and/or serve alcohol in a restaurant within the State of Florida. Important Background Screening Information: As required by Florida law (House Bill 531), candidates must complete a Level 2 background screening through the Florida Care Provider Background Screening Clearinghouse as a condition of employment. For details, visit: https://info.flclearinghouse.com
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