About this role
Banquets House Attendant– On-Call
Four Seasons Hotel Seattle is looking for a Banquets House Attendant who shares our passion for excellence and is enthusiastic about creating the ultimate service experience. A Banquet House Attendant is responsible for setting meeting and event rooms, also responsible for cleaning and maintaining the function space for events. This position reports to the Banquet Managers. U.S. work authorization is required for this position.
Key Elements of the Job
- A high level of attention to detail and a strong work ethic
- Follow directions efficiently and meeting the physical demands of the job
- A positive attitude while on the job
- Read and understand a Banquet Event Order to the final detail
- Flexible schedule and the ability to work all shifts, weekends and holidays
Preferred Qualifications and Skills
- At minimum 2 years previous in customer service experience in a fast-paced guest focused operation
- Exceptional communication skills, command of English language and personal confidence
- It is a physically demanding position requiring the ability to lift up to 50 Lbs. to move heavy objects such as large tables, chairs, dividing walls, and buffet tables.
Benefits Include:
- Compensation: $24.47/hour, plus applicable service charge percentage
- WA Paid Sick & Safe Time
- 401K Retirement Savings Plan
- Complimentary Meals in our Employee Cafeteria
- Complimentary Uniform Care & Dry Cleaning
- Investment in your Wellbeing
- WA State Leave
- Personal, Medical, & Military Leave options
- Training Programs; Growth & Development Opportunities
Learn more about our property and what it is like to work at Four Seasons by visiting: http://www.fourseasons.com/seattle
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Four Seasons is an Equal Opportunity, Affirmative Action employer. Minorities, women, veterans, and individuals with disabilities are encouraged to apply. To access the 'EEOC is The Law' Information poster please visit this website - https://www.eeoc.gov/know-your-rights-workplace-discrimination-illegal