Front Of House - Luxury Lodge - Greater

Hoteljobs. co. za - Hoedspruit
new offer (26/04/2024)

job description

**_Kendrick Recruitment are looking for and experienced Front of House_**
Role details:
- Support to the Lodge Management Team
- Ensuring all guest standards are at a minimum being met
- Hosting as and when required.
- Check in of guests.
- Guest induction.
- Room checks.
- Room orientation.
- Curio sales.
- Assist with all guest-related concerns, complaints, and compliments.
- Stock takes
- Timeous support and communication with other departments
- Co-ordinate central procurement / deliveries and invoicing
- Daily administration tasks
- Reservations / Apex
- Capturing invoices
- Ensuring that all compliance requirements are adhered to.
- Ad hoc support to various lodges.
**TECHNICAL SKILLS**
Systems &
tools:
- Pastel (or similar)
- eRes
- Apex | Nebular (similar) POS system
**REQUIREMENTS**
- These requirements are non-negotiable_
- Minimum of 3 years in a similar role
- Minimum of 2 years experience in high-end luxury safari and hospitality environment
- Computer literate - Word | Excel | Outlook |etc
- Pastel or similar finance system
- eRes (travel booking system)
- Point of Sale system
- Degree - Hospitality Management
- Drivers License
- South African National or have the correct valid work visa
- Proven track record of excellent guest and team relationships.
- Ability to manage high end guests.
- Ability to deal with challenging situations.
- Proven track record of delivering to high-end hospitality guests.
- Proven track record of thriving in a high demand environment
- Understanding and ability to ensure consistent food services to our guests.
**POSITION DETAILS**
- Contract type:
Permanent
- Work cycle:
Currently 3 weeks on:
1 week off with the possibility of 6 weeks on:
2 weeks off
- Remuneration:
Salary + 7,5% contribution to provident.
- Accommodation:
Live-in

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