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At Hard Rock Stadium is seeking a motivated and hospitable Premium food Runner. Location: We are seeking a Premium Food Runner for The Hard Rock Stadium. As a Premium Food Runner your role is essential in ensuring the seamless delivery of food and beverage orders to premium seating areas, luxury suites, or VIP sections.
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Our infrastructure - including USDC, a blockchain-based dollar - helps businesses, institutions and developers harness these breakthroughs and capitalize on this major turning point in the evolution of money and technology.
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The Food & Beverage Manager must be personable and able to work in an ever- changing fast-paced environment. The Food & Beverage Manager must maintain excellent attendance and be available to work events per business need.
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Very proactive also in the art field, the Prada Group strengthens its presence through contemporary art projects in constant evolution. The acquisition of Pasticceria Marchesi 1824 has marked the Group’s entry into the food sector, applying the same high quality criteria.
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The Food and Beverage Supervisor at the Hilton Miami Airport Blue Lagoon will be responsible for supervising food and beverage operations and delivering an excellent guest experience. Control inventories of food, equipment, and liquor, and report shortages.
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Boucher Brothers Management, Inc. is a hospitality management company specializing in pool/beach management, water sports rentals, food and beverage service, and team building events. Drive a Jet Ski and Tow the Banana Boat with up to 6 Passengers at a Time.
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Experience/familiarity with 6Sense, Seismic, HubSpot, Slack, Apple MacOS, and GSuite preferred. Speed and efficiency are motivators for our success and our employees live by our company values: Multistakeholder, Mindfulness, Driven by Excellence and High Integrity.
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Our Talent Acquisition team is reviewing applications for our Food Service Assistant PRN opening. We are looking for a dedicated Food Service Assistant PRN like you to be a part of our team.
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Department of Health Food Handlers Certificate or ServSafe Food Handlers Certificate. Follow all Food & Safety process, policies, and procedures, 1-2 years in a food/beverage position.
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A minimum of one-two years of experience as Food & Beverage manager is preferred along with a degree in Hospitality Management, however, not essential with relevant experience. A minimum of one-two years of experience as Food & Beverage manager is preferred along with a degree in Hospitality Management, however, not essential with relevant experience.
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The Chefs' Warehouse, Inc. ( ) combines exceptional quality and brand building with broadline food service distribution for more than 35 years. 5-7 years of progressive growth food service sales, preferably in the Northeast.
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Communicate daily with Food & Beverage Manager, culinary staff, catering staff, and Operations Staff about the needs of our guests and their expectations. Communicate daily with Food & Beverage Manager, culinary staff, catering staff, and Operations Staff about the needs of our guests and their expectations.
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The Pastry Chef De Partie oversees, directs, and performs the daily execution of all assigned kitchen food production and service execution in connection with desserts while establishing and maintaining standards of operation in the areas of food quality, timelines of food, cleanliness and maintenance, profitability, and supervision of staff.
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Clean up and wipe down food prep areas, reach-ins/walk-ins and shelves. Plan, prep, set up and provide quality service in restaurant food production for menu items and specials in accordance with standards and plating guide specifications.
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Assist in inventory management to ensure the kitchen operates within sustainable food cost parameters. Strong knowledge of cooking techniques, kitchen equipment, knife handling, and food safety procedures.
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