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Rosewood Hotel Group

Global luxury hotel management and brands

Food and Beverage Manager

Food & Beverage Operations ManagementConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeVancouver, BC, Canada$70k - $78k /yrIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • Have a minimum of three years of experience as a manager or supervisor in a luxury food and beverage operation.
  • Have a high school diploma.
  • A diploma or degree in Hospitality/Culinary Management is preferred, along with a proven record of delivering operating results in high-volume banquet operations in four- or five-star hotels.
  • Present a professional, positive image and demonstrate leadership skills.
  • Perform job functions with attention to detail, speed, and accuracy; prioritize, organize, and follow up.
  • Demonstrate the ability to develop and train staff.
  • Think clearly, remain calm, and resolve problems using good judgment.
  • Follow directions thoroughly and understand guests’ service needs.
  • Work cohesively with coworkers as part of a team and with minimal supervision.
  • Maintain confidentiality of guest information and pertinent hotel data.
  • Have full knowledge of food and beverage products and service styles.
  • Communicate in English with guests, management, and coworkers so they understand.
  • Compute basic mathematical calculations.
  • Demonstrate salesmanship skills and familiarity with food and beverage cost controls.
  • Have full knowledge of Micros point-of-sale systems and fluency in Excel and Word.
  • Speak, read, and write English; additional languages are an asset.
  • Be able to exert physical effort transporting 75 pounds, perform various physical movements throughout work areas, reach up and down, remain stationary at times during work periods, and communicate satisfactorily with guests and coworkers.

Responsibilities

  • Attend weekly Health Labor Management meetings and ensure daily and weekly labor management procedures are followed.
  • Submit daily payroll management procedures and departmental payroll paperwork by deadlines, and ensure staff follow the proper requisition process.
  • Maintain occupational health and safety standards throughout the hotel in compliance with local, state, and federal laws, and follow up on actions required by the Occupational Health & Safety Committee.
  • Follow up on actions required by the Coffee Club committee.
  • Plan and manage short- and long-term operations for the three hotel outlets.
  • Maintain complete knowledge of liquor brands, beers, and non-alcoholic selections available in all three outlets; characteristics and descriptions of wines and champagnes served by the glass and major wines on the wine list; designated glassware and drink garnishes; and food menu items, preparation methods and times, ingredients, portion sizes, garnishes, presentation, and prices.
  • Maintain the hotel’s Micros point-of-sale system, including system maintenance and menu input.
  • Maintain knowledge of daily occupancy, arrivals and departures, VIPs, and scheduled in-house group activities, locations, and times.
  • Develop and recommend budgets, concepts, and objectives; manage within approved plans and achieve or exceed annual budgets.
  • Forecast outlet revenues and analyze food and beverage costs to maximize profits for the three outlets.
  • Form partnerships with outside companies to generate marketing.
  • Implement a reservation system to effectively sell and organize private events in the outlets.
  • Implement and maintain food and beverage sales and marketing programs for all three outlets.
  • Ensure equipment is correctly maintained and handled; inspect, plan, and ensure materials and equipment are ready for service, and rectify deficiencies with the appropriate personnel.
  • Prevent loss of equipment and assets by enforcing strict controls.
  • Assist the Purchaser with ordering liquor and wine for the hotel.
  • Apply Serving It Right parameters and comply with liquor regulations, particularly prohibitions on serving minors or intoxicated persons and on impaired driving.
  • Check storage areas for supplies, organization, and cleanliness, and instruct designated personnel to correct deficiencies.
  • Establish par levels for supplies and equipment and complete requisitions to replenish shortages or obtain additional items for anticipated business.
  • Support the Head Chef in creating new items for the three outlets based on guest feedback and sales records.
  • Prepare weekly work schedules according to staffing guidelines and labor forecasts, and adjust them to meet business demands.
  • Ensure staff report to work as scheduled and coordinate staff breaks.
  • Assign work and side duties according to departmental procedures; communicate changes during shifts, identify situations that compromise departmental standards, and delegate corrective tasks.
  • Conduct pre-shift meetings and review information relevant to the day's business.
  • Inspect staff grooming and attire and rectify deficiencies.
  • Monitor and document staff performance across service and job functions, ensure procedures meet departmental standards, rectify deficiencies, handle disciplinary problems, and counsel employees according to hotel progressive discipline standards.
  • Direct and oversee the management and development of outlet staff, including hiring, training, coaching, counseling, scheduling, annual performance reviews, and day-to-day operations across all three outlets.
  • Check pickup and side stations for cleanliness, stock, and organization according to standards.
  • Anticipate busy periods and organize procedures to manage extended waiting lines.
  • Anticipate guests’ needs, respond promptly, acknowledge guests regardless of workload or time, and promote positive guest relations.
  • Know hotel services and features and local attractions and activities to respond accurately to guest inquiries.
  • Monitor and handle guest complaints using the six-step procedures and ensure guest satisfaction.
  • Monitor guest reactions and confer frequently with service staff to ensure guest satisfaction.
  • Ensure staff complete closing duties before signing out.
  • Conduct formal training on required job functions and expected criteria, provide department orientation to new hires, and conduct ongoing training with existing staff.
  • Maintain beverage-program quality standards, motivate bartenders, and participate in ongoing training and promotions to build the outlets’ reputation as leading bars and lounges in Vancouver.
  • Foster and promote a cooperative working climate to maximize productivity and employee morale.
  • Respond promptly to calls and emails.
  • Direct implementation of payroll, reports, forecasts, budgets, and inventory for the three outlet operations.
  • Complete maintenance work orders and submit them to Engineering; contact Engineering directly for urgent repairs.
  • Complete paperwork and closing duties according to departmental standards.
  • Monitor market trends.
  • Ensure fire and safety procedures are followed.
  • Maintain a strong public reputation with owners, guests, and staff; seek new business, follow up leads, receive and entertain potential customers, and maintain public relations with repeat customers.
  • Work flexible hours, including normal working hours and times when presence is required in exceptional cases.
  • Coordinate outlet operations with other hotel departments to ensure efficient guest service.
  • Perform other duties as reasonably required.

Desired Qualifications

  • A diploma or degree in Hospitality/Culinary Management.
  • A proven record of delivering operating results in high-volume banquet operations in four- or five-star hotels.
  • Knowledge of an additional language.

About the Company

Rosewood Hotel Group

Global luxury hotel management and brands

Rosewood Hotel Group operates a global portfolio of luxury hospitality brands, including Rosewood (ultra-luxury), New World Hotels & Resorts (upper-upscale), Asaya (integrated wellness), and Carlyle & Co. (private members club). It manages about 60 properties across 26 countries, with more than 30 new properties in development. The company runs high-end hotels and wellness and private club experiences, delivering guest stays and curated programs that reflect local culture and place. Its approach centers on Relationship Hospitality—genuine, heartfelt interactions—and integrating the story and geography of each destination into its experiences, supported by a commitment to DEI and positive community impact. The goal is to create a future where people and places enrich one another, to make meaningful, lasting relationships with guests and destinations, and to expand its global footprint while honoring local culture and advancing positive impact.

Company size
5,001-10,000
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Hong Kong
Founded
2016

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