What Does a Food Service Worker Do?
Catering staff refers to all front desk and back office staff who work hard to meet the guests' material and spiritual needs.
Catering staff
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- Chinese name
- Catering staff
- Occupation
- service personnel
- Types of
- Manager production staff and restaurant service staff
- basic requirements
- Quality
- Catering staff refers to all front desk and back office staff who work hard to meet the guests' material and spiritual needs.
- From the perspective of the business operation system of the entire catering department,
- Here mainly from a narrow perspective, the quality of food service staff must have. [1]
- 1. Duties of restaurant foreman [1]
- The foreman is the basic management staff of the restaurant. The staff usually has 2 to 6 waiters. Their duties are as follows.
- (1) Cooperate with restaurant managers and assistant managers.
- (2) Grasp the attendance of attendants and their performance in peacetime, and report to the supervisor regularly.
- (3) Responsible for checking the appearance and appearance of service personnel, pre-class meeting, leading and urging the service staff to do a good job.
- (4) Understand the customer situation on the day, and arrange the shift work to the waiter in detail if necessary.
- (5) Ensure that restaurants and tables are arranged according to specifications, and are responsible for maintaining high standards of procedure services.
- (6) Check the preparation of supplies and condiments in the service cabinet.
- (7) Participate in and supervise the food and beverage service when opening meals, coordinate with the kitchen, and ensure that the dishes are served on time and according to quality.
- (8) Accept guest complaints and report to the manager.
- (9) Responsible for ordering and selling dishes, and personally serve important guests.
- (10) Report the property and losses to the relevant departments in a timely manner to ensure timely maintenance and keep the restaurant in the best state.
- (11) Check the implementation of all rules and regulations, set an example, and set a good example for subordinates.
- (12) Responsible for setting the table for the next meal before work.
- (13) Check the bill to ensure that it is completely correct before the guest signs the payment.
- (14) Responsible for training new employees or interns.
- (15) After the shift is completed, fill out the "Foreman Report".
- (16) Complete the temporary tasks assigned by superiors.
- 2. Duty of Duty Officer
- (1) Dress neatly, be polite and obey orders.
- (2) Responsible for cleaning tableware and service utensils, and do a good job in restaurant hygiene.
- (3) Responsible for the washing, counting and recording of cotton fabrics in the restaurant.
- (4) Responsible for the arrangement of the dining table, and make all preparations before serving.
- (5) Responsible for replenishing the workbench and preparing all supplies such as trolleys, flame burners and other special dishes.
- (6) Familiar with various drinks and do a good job of sales promotion.
- (7) Familiar with the menu content of the restaurant, understand its main ingredients and condiments, cooking methods, time, taste, and master the way of serving dishes.
- (8) Provide guests with perfect services in accordance with the service procedures and specifications provided by the restaurant.
- (9) Responsible for sending all the dirty tableware to the washing room and sorting them, and replenish the tableware in the cabinet in time.
- (10) Responsible for turning over after guests leave, or setting up the next meal.
- (11) Responsible for closing work.
- (12) Complete the temporary task assigned by the foreman.
- 3 Duties of the Referee
- (1) Gorgeous and punctual, courteous and obedient.
- (2) Responsible for accepting telephone reservations and in-person reservations of guests, record them on the record, and be responsible for implementation.
- (3) Responsible for the preparation of the welcome meal.
- (4) Know the customer sentiment of other restaurants in order to arrange randomly.
- (5) Responsible for the courtesy arrangement of all guests dining in the restaurant.
- (6) Sell pre-dinner wine.
- (7) Responsible for storing clothes, umbrellas, etc. for guests.
- (8) Improve regional environmental sanitation.
- (9) Grasp the restaurant business situation such as the number of guests dining and the number of tables, and make written records.
- (10) Accept the complaint and report to the manager.
- (11) Answer the call and notify the recipient.
- (12) Maintain good relationships with guest superiors.
- (13) Responsible for sending guests out of the restaurant with satisfaction, thanking and saying goodbye to the guests, pressing the button for the guests, and taking them to the elevator.
- (14) When the restaurant is full, arrange the guests waiting for meals and do a good job of sales promotion.
- 4 Duties of a bartender
- (1) Dress neatly, be polite and obey orders.
- (2) Responsible for the inventory on the day, and issue a pick-up list, please ask the manager or supervisor to sign and confirm. Responsible for all preparations at the bar before opening.
- (3) Responsible for picking up the drinks required by the bar at the wine reservoir room.
- (4) Accept orders for drinks and prepare cocktails and other drinks for bar and restaurant guests.
- (5) Responsible for safe storage of spirits stored in the bar by guests.
- (6) Responsible for cleaning all glassware and service utensils in the bar.
- (7) Maintain the equipment in the bar, and repair it if damaged.
- (8) Remind the bar staff to actively sell drinks to guests.
- (9) Keep in touch with the restaurant to ensure that you can provide guests with good drinks and drinks under special circumstances such as booking
- (10) Set up temporary mobile bars to provide drinks services for banquets, cocktail parties and buffet parties.
- (11) Keep all drinks orders and submit them to the Finance Department for verification.
- (12) Grasp the service knowledge of various drinks, develop new cocktail varieties, and sell well.
- 5. Post Duties
- (1) The work area is limited to the aisle where the kitchen is connected to the dining room.
- (2) Dress neatly, plain, and generous, punctual, fast, polite, and obey orders.
- (3) Responsible for delivering all the dishes on the ordering menu to the order attendant in the order of the order, and the attendant will serve the order.
- (4) Responsible for preparing seasonings, ingredients and dishes before meals, and actively cooperate with the chef to make preparations before serving.
- (5) Assist the attendant to withdraw the dirty tableware and empty dishes on the workbench to the washing room and sort them out.
- (6) Responsible for the washing and disinfection of small towels or go to the laundry room to collect the washed small towels, stack them into a roll or strip and put them in a towel pad, keep them warm for future use.
- (7) Responsible for the cleanliness and hygiene of the transfer room and the required lot.
- (8) Responsible for maintaining various dish-transmitting utensils and grasping the method of placing the utensils used for special dishes.
- (9) Responsible for keeping the menu and submit it to the finance department for verification.