Beverage Inventory Specialist

Posted 2 days ago

a head for profitsGreensboro (NC)

Bartenders Drinking Places (Alcoholic Beverages)

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Junior

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$18.00/hr

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About the role

Job DescriptionCAREER in BEER? WE WANT TO SPEAK TO YOU!4-day work week? Check! Visiting great bars and restaurants each and every day? Check! Great launching point to grow within the hospitality industry? Check! Through a mutual passion for the hospitality industry, Sculpture Hospitality (sister company to A Head for Profits) was founded in 1987 with the aim of helping bars and restaurants realize the profits they deserve.

Responsibilities and Duties:

Beverage inventory specialists travel to bars & restaurants to perform audits of alcohol inventory which can include lifting and weighing kegs (up to 150 lbs at a time), weighing liquor bottles, and providing reporting on audits.
Typical work hours are Monday thru Thursday approximately 5:00 am -12:00pm most days with Mondays startingat 4:00am.
This position will cover the general Greensboro, NC market as well as surrounding areas including (but not limited to): High Point, Kernersville, and Winston-Salem
Responsibilities & qualifications:
Must be at least 21 years of age
Have a valid driver's license
Able to lift 150+ lbs
Hands-on quick learner
Detail oriented
Self-driven and trusted to work independently
No previous experience is required as we provide training

Benefits:

Paid training and all the tools and resources you'll need to be successful
Performance reviews with pay increases!
Growth opportunities
Health Benefits for fulltime employees as well as 401k with employer matching

Job Type: Part-time positions available but can possibly move into full time in future.

Starting Salary: Starting at $18.00/hr with potential for a merit-based pay increase after a 90-day review

Education: High school or equivalent

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