FOH Server Opportunity! (Toronto)

Key Responsibilities: Greet every guest that walks in our doors with a positive attitude Provide excellent customer service during dining experience Ensure opening, midday and closing duties are completed Comfortable adapting to changes in service Efficiently provide high customer satisfaction in a fast-paced environment Adhere to Steam Whistle's service standards and policies Follow all Steam Whistle's Health and Safety policies and procedures You will be offered approximately 4-5 shifts per week, that includes evenings and weekends. This is a seasonal position for the busy summer period. The hourly rate is $17.60 per hour plus a tip-out program AI Disclosure - We do not use Artificial Intelligence in our recruitment/selection process

Experience and Qualifications: Two years of serving and/or bartending experience Solid understanding and practical knowledge of restaurant business principles and service etiquette Able to work in a team environment Experience memorizing menu details and allergens General knowledge of food, wine and beer Competent with POS systems (Point of Sales) Familiar with restaurant booking software's Exceptional interpersonal and communication skills in a team environment and in customer service Proven to perform well under pressure in a fast-paced work environment and manage multiple priorities Smart Serve Certification required Cicerone or Prud'homme Certificate is an asset Benefits: The opportunity to work for one of Canada's Best Managed Companies Paid training and development, related to area of work 12-pack of beer each week Friendly, collaborative environment 3 paid wellness days Employee Assistance Program Subsidized Gym Membership Epic Parties Diversity and Equality Steam Whistle Brewing is an equal opportunities employer and encourages applications from all qualified candidates. We are dedicated to building a diverse workforce. We will try our best to accommodate individuals with disabilities throughout the recruitment process.

Please advise us of any requirements. hr@steamwhistle.ca This is a part time position.

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