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Pyramid Global Hospitality

Investment, asset management, and hotel operations.

Food and Beverage Manager

Food & Beverage Operations ManagementConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Part-timeUnited StatesNo salary listed

About the Job

Requirements

  • A bachelor's degree in hospitality management or a related field is required.
  • At least 3 years of restaurant management experience, including experience in independent restaurants, is required.
  • Understanding of revenue and expenses that affect restaurant performance is required.
  • A strong cost-control background is required to manage each outlet's financial performance.
  • Sound time-management skills and the ability to manage multiple initiatives simultaneously are required.
  • A customer-service orientation that can be demonstrated throughout the team is required.
  • Fluency in reading, writing, and speaking English is required, along with the ability to communicate effectively with the public and resort team members.
  • All relevant Food and Beverage certifications must be maintained.
  • The role requires the ability to meet deadlines, manage multiple business priorities, adapt to schedule changes, and cover shifts on short notice.
  • The role requires the ability to work varied hours and perform varied tasks under changing conditions.
  • The role requires frequent standing and walking, occasional lifting and carrying up to 50 pounds, and occasional pushing or pulling up to 50 pounds.
  • The role requires adherence to company and Occupational Safety and Health Administration safety standards and procedures.
  • The role requires operation of beverage and liquor dispensers, kitchen equipment, grills, ovens, computers, and other office equipment.

Responsibilities

  • Support the General Manager by overseeing restaurant operations and ensuring service and food meet customer expectations.
  • Work closely with the culinary team and direct service staff to deliver a memorable guest experience at Chido.
  • Participate in staff selection and lead training initiatives that support the resort's service culture.
  • Steer the restaurant's financial performance.
  • Maintain customer satisfaction as the driving philosophy of the hotel outlets, inquire about service quality, respond promptly to guest needs, handle complaints, work alongside staff, and implement service-recovery guidelines.
  • Ensure new hires and other staff are trained to meet compliance, safety, and service standards; empower staff to provide responsive guest assistance and maintain consistent service standards.
  • Participate in developing restaurant financial objectives and the annual budget; forecast revenues and expenses and prepare a departmental budget aligned with the operational plan.
  • Anticipate revenue and cost problems, report discrepancies to the Food and Beverage Director, and assist hotel staff with accounting issues.
  • Analyze financial and operating information and adjust labor, supplies, materials, and other costs to meet the budget.
  • Train department staff in internal-audit control procedures and ensure they are followed consistently.
  • Manage human-resources functions, including recruiting, selection, orientation, training, performance reviews, pay and recognition programs, and employee grievances.
  • Develop and implement ongoing training programs, mentor direct reports, clarify performance standards and review processes, recognize performance, and maintain a cooperative work environment.
  • Manage the safety program for guests and employees, meet Occupational Safety and Health Administration requirements, minimize workers' compensation claims, and ensure required employee certifications are maintained.
  • Train staff to upsell Food and Beverage offerings, provide customer service, and follow safety practices; work with Human Resources to monitor turnover and address contributing trends.
  • Hold employees accountable for restaurant standards, maintain favorable health-department scores, manage preventive maintenance, control food-borne illness, and meet safety and sanitation standards.
  • Help prepare the Food and Beverage budget, maximize resources, identify revenue and expense opportunities, and work with the Food and Beverage Director to resolve issues.
  • Adjust inventory, outlet labor schedules, staff assignments, and supplies to meet demand without reducing service quality.
  • Work with Engineering to keep equipment in good working order and with the culinary team to review quality standards and menus.
  • Assist in achieving budgeted revenue and labor expenses and maximizing department profitability; monitor expenditure against budget limitations.
  • Demonstrate positive leadership, promote employee empowerment and satisfaction, and select, train, supervise, develop, discipline, and counsel employees under company policies and procedures.
  • Direct food handling in compliance with sanitation laws; investigate and resolve food-quality and service complaints; maintain clean work areas and food-and-beverage employee appearance standards.
  • Maintain procedures for securing money and hotel equipment, credit control, and financial transactions; comply with local, state, and federal laws and company policies.
  • Report unsafe conditions immediately and maintain Material Safety Data Sheet procedures according to Occupational Safety and Health Administration requirements.
  • Implement and maintain local and corporate sales and marketing plans, incentive programs, and inventory controls; approve orders for beverages, glassware, china, and silverware.
  • Respond to food-and-beverage-related guest correspondence and review daily food specials for presentation, quality, and pricing.
  • Conduct or assist with liquor-liability training scheduling, assist managers in lowering attrition, and conduct or attend departmental meetings.
  • Conduct performance appraisals, help develop short- and long-term financial operating plans, participate in the annual budget, and develop restaurant and lounge menus.
  • Perform the duties of any supervised position, complete other duties assigned by the supervisor, and cross-train as needed.
  • Shop competitors annually.

About the Company

Pyramid Global Hospitality

Investment, asset management, and hotel operations.

Pyramid Global Hospitality focuses on owning and operating hotel assets by combining investment, asset management, and operating services for both branded and non-branded properties across full-service, select-service, and luxury resort segments. Its offerings include traditional hotel management plus co-investment partnerships, using data-driven strategies and innovative tools to boost performance. The company earns revenue from management fees, investment returns, and improved operational efficiency, aiming to deliver higher financial results for hotel owners. What sets Pyramid apart is its agile, entrepreneurial approach and its ability to create value through both hands-on management and shared investment, aligning incentives with owners to maximize profitability.

Company size
1,001-5,000
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Boston, MA
Founded
Not listed

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