Night Auditor

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innvite hospitalityColumbus (OH)

Hotel, Motel, and Resort Desk Clerks Hotels (except Casino Hotels) and Motels

SENIORITY

Mid

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About the role

Night AuditorAccording to Hotel Standards: Guest Check-in & Check-out PMS Operations Cash Handling & Credit Card Transactions Switchboard Operation and Telephone Etiquette Front Office Emergency/Security Procedures Reservations-Guest Rooms and Meeting Rooms Assist with Administrative Duties as assigned by Management Keep Front Desk Area & Lobby Neat & Tidy and Clean Daily Set up Breakfast Bar or Refill/Monitor Cleanliness of Bar & Tables Minor Decision Making Take Group Reservations & Set up Group Blocks Sales of Guest Rooms with New Arrivals and Phone Inquiries Follow All Policies & Procedures as Outlined in the Employee Handbook Must be Neat, Clean & Well-Groomed in Proper, Clean Uniform with Nametag Operate Laundry as Directed Maintain a Professional Attitude to all Guests, Associates & Vendors

Required Skills: Fluent Verbal & Written Communication in Proper English (Spanish, if possible) Basic Math Hand Writing Computer Skills/Keyboard/Typing Skills Operate a 10 Key Calculator Hospitable, Civil Contact with the Public Ability to Work Independently, with Little to no Supervision Ability to Complete Multiple Tasks Simultaneously Night Audit/Basic Accounting Skills/Training

Physical Requirements: Neck: Bending & Twisting Arms: Reaching, Bending, Light Carrying, Pushing, Pulling Hands: Finger Dexterity, Grasping Trunk: Bending & Twisting Legs: Normal Balance, Crouching or Kneeling Feet: Standing For Long Periods, Walking, Climbing Stairs Auditory: Ability to Read & Comprehend Emergency & Security Information Including Labels & Directions; Ability to Communicate in Emergency Situations & to Supervisor in English. Hearing: Ability to Hear Emergency Alarms, Telephone & Conversation Vision: Legal Normal Vision with or without Accommodation

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