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Davidson Hospitality Group

Hospitality management focused on value creation

Assistant Food & Beverage Manager

Food & Beverage Operations ManagementConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timePhiladelphia, PA, USAIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • Read, write, and speak English.
  • Have one to two years of restaurant and/or hotel food and beverage experience, preferred.
  • Hold a Food/Beverage Service Worker Permit where applicable.
  • Meet the jurisdiction's minimum age requirement.
  • Have previous supervisory or management skills and experience.
  • Demonstrate 12th-grade-level math ability, high-school-level reasoning, and 12th-grade-level language use.
  • Not pose a direct threat to the health or safety of oneself or others.
  • Pass the required pre-employment drug test and background check.
  • Complete E-Verify employment eligibility verification.

Responsibilities

  • Maintain customer satisfaction as the driving philosophy of the food and beverage department, demonstrate commitment to service, inquire about service quality, respond promptly to guest needs, and handle guest complaints.
  • Fill in for staff as needed to ensure customer satisfaction, ensure new hires and staff are trained to meet service standards, and encourage and reward responsive guest assistance.
  • Ensure service levels and consistency across food and beverage areas meet or exceed customer expectations.
  • Manage the department within budget, forecast revenues and expenses, and assist with preparing an annual departmental budget that reflects the operating 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 to adjust labor, supplies, materials, and other costs to achieve budget.
  • Ensure department staff are trained in internal audit control procedures and consistently follow them.
  • Manage human resources functions for the food and beverage department, including recruiting, orientation, training, performance reviews, pay, and recognition programs.
  • Maintain a cooperative work environment, emphasize employee training and development, mentor direct reports, resolve employee grievances fairly and promptly, and ensure employees understand performance standards and the review process.
  • Manage the safety program, use safety plans to minimize workers’ compensation claims, and train staff in customer service, sales, and safety skills.
  • Ensure employees hold required job certifications and monitor and maintain acceptable turnover levels.
  • Know department operations and how hotel departments work together to meet business objectives and customer expectations; address common food and beverage business challenges.
  • Maintain restaurant and banquet standards, hold employees accountable for meeting standards, maintain favorable health department scores, manage preventive maintenance, control food-borne illness, and meet safety and sanitation standards.
  • Assist in preparing the food and beverage budget and forecast, maximize department resources, and identify revenue and expense opportunities and potential problems.
  • Select vendors providing quality service at competitive prices and monitor the quality of goods and services.
  • Adjust inventory, labor schedules, staff assignments, and supplies based on demand without reducing service quality; maintain equipment and work with local vendors to control costs.
  • Review, reconcile, and close banquet checks promptly, ensuring authorized food, beverage, and other charges and payments are recorded accurately.
  • Prepare and review consumption reports and supporting records, verify usage against event documentation, and identify discrepancies.
  • Ensure accurate banquet billing, payment collection, check adjustments, and required paperwork in accordance with hotel procedures.
  • Report discrepancies involving checks, consumption, inventory, or revenue and coordinate resolution with appropriate departments.
  • Follow cash-handling, point-of-sale, and internal audit procedures, and complete records and reports within required deadlines.

Desired Qualifications

  • One to two years of restaurant and/or hotel food and beverage experience.

About the Company

Davidson Hospitality Group

Hospitality management focused on value creation

Davidson Hospitality Group provides hotel management services for a select portfolio of properties, acting with an owner’s mindset to operate hotels on behalf of property owners. Its offering includes day-to-day operations, revenue generation, and cost management designed to improve financial performance while delivering consistent hospitality for guests. The company differentiates itself by positioning as a value-creation partner rather than just a manager, emphasizing collaboration, entrepreneurial thinking, and treating each property as if it were its own. Its goal is to deliver hospitality and create value for every customer, every time, while driving top-line revenue and bottom-line results for property owners and setting a standard in the hospitality industry.

Company size
5,001-10,000
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Atlanta, GA
Founded
2005

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