Polisher
hwood groupBrooklyn (NY)
About the role
Polisher The h.wood Group is a Los Angeles based hospitality and lifestyle company with a diversified portfolio of upscale nightlife & restaurant concepts. The company is responsible for some of the most iconic brands in the world, including Delilah, The Nice Guy, and Bootsy Bellows, among many others. In addition to hospitality concepts, The h.wood Group offers corporate branding, catering, event production and marketing services. We are committed to providing a warm, inviting, and uniquely lavish experience for our diverse clientele. Our company is built on integrity, creating the world's best restaurants, nightlife, and events.
Role Summary:
As a Polisher, your main role involves efficiently and thoroughly polishing glassware and silverware to ensure it is spotless and presentable for service. The ideal candidate possesses a guest first attitude, strong commitment to service, and excellent communication skills. We ask for a willingness to receive and offer direction, be solutions oriented and encourages a hospitality driven environment. Open availability is preferred.
Responsibilities:
Maintain a clean and sanitary work area. Polish all silverware, glassware, and supplies as needed. Restock all polished equipment and supplies in venue. Assist the venue team as needed. Help organize storages to maintain cleanliness and other maintenance tasks as assigned.
Requirements:
Must be 18+ years of age. Must have availability on weekends and nights. Must have excellent time management skills. Must be able to stand during entire shift, often up to 8 hours with frequent bending, squatting, and lifting plates, boxes, and objects up to 30lbs. Must be able to work in hot/cold, and/or wet areas.
Perks:
Dental and Vision insurance with company contribution offered the first of the month after 60 days of employment. Company Dining Discount. Accrued Paid Time Off (PTO)
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