Restaurant Manager Oceania

The primary responsibility of the Restaurant Manager is to ensure quality service to the guests by leading and motivating the Restaurant team in all food service outlets on board.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities


Operational


 Coach and train employees.
 Plan and assign duties to subordinates.
 Handle guest issues, and take proactive measures to avoid issues.
 Ensure an overall pleasant dining experience.
 Possess thorough knowledge of the company operations policies as described in the Restaurant Operations Manual.
 Exhibit the company service culture, by being polite, courteous, and accommodating at all times.
 Manage all restaurant reservations, striving to honor all guest requests.
 Delegate specific responsibilities to the Assistant Restaurant Manager, Maître D’s, Headwaiters and Jr. Head Waiters who are assigned to work in the various sections of the restaurants.
 Ensure that procedures are in place for using expensive equipment to minimize breakage.
 Maintain the par level in place.
 Display appropriate body language when communicating with guests and crew.
 Possess knowledge of Food Operations such as menu knowledge, cooking methods applied, menu cycles and presentation standards.
 Ensure that all special diets special request are fulfill as per guests requirements.
 Remain confident when dealing with negative situations, convince others to have ideas and create new options.
 Assign work schedules and side duties for all restaurant staff.
 Keep the F&B Director informed of all guest issues such as special requests, suggestions and complaints.
 Ensure department cost-effective revenue.
 Minimize operating expenses without affecting product standards delivered to the guests.
 Conduct daily meetings with the Headwaiters and Maître d’s, to review daily revenue reports.
 Possess a sound knowledge of wines and wine service in order to monitor the Sommeliers performance.
 Monitor the assignment of service stations to all restaurant personnel based on their performance, attitude and ability, without showing preference or discrimination.
 Control all equipment and take inventories whenever required by the Food and Beverage Director.
 Provide all special requests and extras required by guests.
 Approach guests during meals to elicit impressions and comments related to food and service.
 Give special attention to VIP’s and demanding guests.
 Ensure close monitoring and continuous supervision of all restaurant outlets during meal hours, including the Crew and Staff mess.
 Ensure that all service personnel adhere to company grooming rules and regulations, regarding uniforms, personal appearance, and hygiene during the individual check-in process.
 Communicate with the Food & Beverage Director in order to plan and achieve an effective crew rotation schedule.
 Ensure that all guest requests, inquiries and complaints are addressed promptly.
 Supervise, train, and evaluate personnel according to company policy.
 Maintain and send the Monthly Performance Evaluation Tracker Log to the corporate office.
 Conduct employee meetings and counseling sessions.
 Determine and communicate standards of performance to employees.
 Maintain discipline.
 Ensure that staff is aware and understands ship rules and regulations.
 Practice professional and clear communication skills.
 Monitor supervisor performance, using correct language and ensuring fairness and respect to all.
 Conduct regular spot checks on related procedures and motivate the team to make the necessary effort to increase revenue.
 Conduct regular inspections of restaurant service areas to ensure proper organization, cleanliness and  maintenance.
 Be a self- starter in order to achieve tasks and overcome problems as well as provide direction for others.
 Keep the F&B Director and General Manager informed of all guest issues, special requests, suggestions and complaints.
 Possess full knowledge of current U.S.P.H rules and regulations and maintain U.S.P.H standards at all times.
 Ensure that the assigned location is up to U.S.P.H. standards.
 Conduct U.S.P.H. training of the restaurant staff.
 Maintain and encourage a positive relationship with other departments.
 Work closely and efficiently with the Executive Cellar Master/ Head Sommelier/ O” class - Cellar Master R” class to anticipate and communicate any guest remarks regarding the beverage service in the restaurants.
 Possess full knowledge of MLC regulations, and ensure compliance of the procedures.


Training & Development


 Attend all meetings, training activities or classes related to assigned position as required.
 Full Awareness of Cruise Control software with all applications including the Learning Management System (LMS) and being able to assist and support crew with basic questions.
 Set up and supervise a training program for the entire Restaurant Personnel covering all aspects of service, menu education, and etiquette, in view of future promotions.
 Provide orientation and training to Jr. Headwaiters, Headwaiters and Maître D’.
 Monitor the training program for the restaurant staff, by motivating them and encouraging future
promotion.


Financial


 Possess knowledge of the revenue aspects of the operation.
 Ensure cost-effective operation of department.
 Minimize operating expenses without affecting product standards delivered to the guests.
 Conduct inventory checks when required.


Safety Responsibilities


 Possess familiarity with the vessel layout in terms of safety and security.
 Have a full understanding of ship rules and regulations (SMS).
 Participate in all required safety drills/training
 Ensure that all safety procedures are followed.
 Cooperate with the Staff Captain in adhering to the Ship’s Safety Program.
 Follow the ship rules & regulations.
 Maintain a safe and sanitary environment for all guests and crew members.
 Follow proper procedures and instructions at all times to prevent damage of any kind to ship or company property.
 Participate in safety drills as required.


Resources


 Possess knowledge of the Human Resources Manual and Shipboard Training.
 Maintain a high level of crew morale within the administration department ensuring that all crew are treated in a fair and unbiased manner and the team works with a positive atmosphere.


Other Duties and Responsibilities


 Prepare well-organized End of Cruise Voyage Reports according to company guidelines.
 Possess full awareness of the Reservations Program.
 Possess full awareness of the Electronic Order System
 Supervise and lead the luggage operation when required.
 Attend any stand-by for USPH purposes.
 Ensure confidentiality when handling sensitive information.
 Achieve the primary objectives of the position and comply with the above-mentioned accountabilities in a timely and efficient manner in accordance with ICS policies.
 Project a favorable image of the company, promote its aims and objectives, and foster and enhance public recognition and acceptance of all its areas and endeavors.
 Comply with the safety and pollution prevention regulations and operating procedures at all times,
participating in all relevant meetings and training sessions.
 Participate in all mandatory training without excuse.
 Perform all other duties as requested by shipboard management or shore side.




Minimum experience and qualification requirements for position:
  • High School education or better, or diploma in Hospitality Management; or five to eight years related experience; or equivalent combination of education and experience.
  • Strong leadership and organization skills
  • Minimum of 3 years experience in a 5-star hotel, restaurant or ship
  • Five to eight years related experience
  • USPH or HACCP certification

Contract length: 5 months

Salary: 6500$ AVG

Necessary documents:
  • CV
  • Passport or ID card
  • Photo

Attached documents:
   1Restaurant Manager.pdf
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