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Loews

Holdings across insurance, hotels, energy

Outlet Manager

Food & Beverage Operations ManagementConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeArlington, TX, USANo salary listedIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • An Associate of Science degree or higher in Hospitality or Food Service management is required.
  • Thorough knowledge of matters related to the proper administration of upscale food service operations is required.
  • Two years of management experience in a hotel or quality standalone food service operation is required.
  • Food Service Manager certification, another certification required by state, county, or local regulations, or the ability to obtain such certification is required.
  • Ability to maintain effective operating and control processes that maximize operating efficiency while ensuring adherence to guest satisfaction criteria is required.
  • Effective management, leadership, organizational, and communication skills are required.
  • Ability to work a flexible schedule including weekends and holidays is required.

Responsibilities

  • Assist the Director of Food and Beverage in managing the respective outlets by planning, organizing, directing, and coordinating outlet activities to ensure efficient departmental operation, staffing, training, employee scheduling, and delivery of quality products that exceed guest expectations and hotel standards.
  • Maintain outlet staffing levels to support optimal performance.
  • Represent the Director of Food and Beverage in their absence.
  • Ensure adherence to departmental and hotel guidelines, policies, and procedures.
  • Ensure smooth, efficient, and cost-effective outlet operations, including labor management, supervision of service, and inventory control.
  • Personally supervise outlet activities to ensure quality product and service delivery.
  • Frequently interact with guests to ensure satisfaction and enjoyment of the dining experience.
  • Prepare department storeroom requisitions and keep operational costs within forecasted budget guidelines.
  • Review daily payroll reports and control daily labor costs by reducing staffing as business activity diminishes.
  • Communicate daily with the Executive Chef or Sous Chef in charge, providing current information about reservations, large parties, and expected VIPs.
  • Interview, train, appraise, coach, counsel, and discipline departmental personnel according to hotel standards.
  • Follow new-hire training and the ongoing Star Service Competency program in accordance with hotel policy.
  • Evaluate employee performance, identify areas for improvement or advancement, and establish the goals, objectives, and training needs required to achieve them.
  • Coach, counsel, and retrain employees as needed to ensure high performance.
  • Attend required hotel meetings to stay informed about in-house activities, promotions, upcoming events, and cross-department communications.
  • Attend departmental meetings to communicate pertinent hotel information and activities to outlet personnel.
  • Evaluate changes in guest needs, guest mix, and the competitive set, and recommend product, service, and operational changes to support guest and employee satisfaction, financial performance, and market position.
  • Work visibly on the restaurant floor during peak food service times while maintaining constant communication with the bar and room service.
  • Promote and apply teamwork skills.
  • Promptly and fully notify the appropriate individual about problems or unusual matters of significance.
  • Attend appropriate hotel meetings and training sessions.
  • Maintain cleanliness and the condition of equipment and the work area.
  • Execute emergency procedures in accordance with hotel standards.
  • Comply with required safety regulations and procedures, hotel standards, policies and rules, and uniform and grooming standards.
  • Recycle whenever possible and remain current with hotel information and changes.
  • Address guests by name and interact with them in a friendly, sincere, and professional manner.

About the Company

Loews

Holdings across insurance, hotels, energy

Loews Corporation is a diversified holding company that owns and oversees subsidiaries in three main areas: commercial property and casualty insurance, luxury hotels, and energy infrastructure. It earns revenue from insurance premiums through CNA Financial, hotel room rentals and services via Loews Hotels & Co, and transportation/storage fees from Boardwalk Pipelines. The company uses a decentralized management approach, allowing subsidiaries to operate independently while sharing capital and strategic oversight, which helps it manage risk across different industries. Its goal is long‑term value creation by acquiring and managing financially strong businesses with stable cash flows.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
New York City, New York
Founded
1954

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