Total 3 job vacancies by AccorHotel

• Assisting the Chief Engineer: Support the Chief Engineer in managing the engineering department’s daily activities, staff, and maintenance schedule.
• Supervision and Training: Oversee a team of engineers and technicians, providing direction, support, and training to ensure high-quality performance.
• Preventive Maintenance: Ensure the execution of regular preventive maintenance programs for the hotel’s mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and HVAC systems.
• Emergency Repairs: Respond promptly to maintenance emergencies, ensuring issues are resolved quickly and efficiently to minimize guest inconvenience.
• Budget and Cost Control: Assist in preparing and managing the department’s budget, ensuring that all tasks are completed within financial constraints.
• Safety and Compliance: Ensure all engineering work complies with safety standards, local regulations, and hotel policies. Maintain a clean, safe, and hazard-free work environment.
• Energy Management: Monitor and optimize energy consumption across the hotel’s operations, implementing energy-saving initiatives.
• Guest Services: Ensure that guest requests related to engineering (such as room repairs or adjustments) are completed efficiently and to the highest standards.
• Inventory Management: Maintain an inventory of tools, equipment, and supplies, ensuring that all are in good working order and available when needed.
• Communication and Coordination: Liaise with other departments to ensure smooth operations and address any cross-departmental maintenance issues.
• Reports and Documentation: Prepare and maintain maintenance records, work orders, and reports for operational performance reviews.

1. Guest Interaction:

   • Greet guests upon arrival at the hotel restaurant, bar, or café.
   • Provide information about food and beverage menus, specials, and promotions.
   • Assist with reservations, special requests, or specific dietary needs of guests.
   • Handle any guest complaints or issues regarding food and beverage service, ensuring prompt resolution and satisfaction.

2. Customer Service:

   • Ensure all guests receive attentive, friendly, and professional service.
   • Monitor the dining experience to ensure that guests are enjoying their meal and their needs are met.
   • Maintain a welcoming and positive attitude to enhance guest experience.

3. Coordination with F&B Staff:

   • Communicate guest preferences and requests to kitchen staff and service personnel.
   • Work closely with the F&B team (waiters, bartenders, chefs) to ensure smooth service and efficiency.
   • Assist in managing guest orders and seating arrangements.

4. Problem Solving:

   • Resolve guest complaints or service issues in a polite and efficient manner.
   • Offer alternatives, compensation, or special attention to maintain customer satisfaction.

5. Reservation Management:

   • Assist with managing restaurant reservations, ensuring efficient seating and minimizing wait times.
   • Confirm reservations and follow up as necessary.

6. Administrative Duties:

   • Maintain accurate guest records, including preferences and feedback.
   • Handle guest requests for dining arrangements, private events, or special functions.

7. Promotions and Upselling:

   • Promote F&B offerings, such as new menu items, seasonal specials, and events.
   • Upsell drinks, desserts, or higher-value menu items to enhance revenue.

8. Hygiene and Cleanliness:

   • Ensure the restaurant or dining area is clean, well-organized, and aesthetically pleasing.
   • Monitor food safety standards and cleanliness in the F&B area.

9. Event Coordination:

   • Assist in organizing and coordinating special events such as banquets, conferences, or private dinners.
   • Collaborate with the events team to ensure smooth operations.

10. Training and Support:

    • Provide guidance and support to junior F&B staff, ensuring they understand hotel service standards and guest expectations.
    • Participate in training programs to stay updated on best practices in guest relations and service.

1. Sales and Revenue Generation

• Develop Sales Strategies: Design and implement sales strategies to meet or exceed sales targets.
• Customer Acquisition: Identify and approach potential clients or customers for corporate accounts, events, and bulk orders.
• Account Management: Handle existing client relationships, ensuring repeat business and customer satisfaction.
• Sales Presentations: Present the company’s F&B offerings to prospective clients through meetings, phone calls, or emails.
• Promotions: Plan and execute special offers, promotions, and discounts to attract customers.

2. Market Research and Analysis

• Industry Trends: Stay up-to-date with the latest trends in the F&B industry and consumer preferences.
• Competitor Analysis: Monitor competitors’ offerings, pricing strategies, and promotions to stay competitive.
• Customer Feedback: Collect and analyze feedback from customers to improve sales strategies and product offerings.

3. Sales Administration

• Order Management: Process and track sales orders, ensuring timely delivery of products.
• Reporting: Prepare regular sales reports, forecasting, and performance analysis to share with senior management.
• Database Management: Maintain and update customer databases and sales records.
• Contracts and Agreements: Handle the negotiation of contracts, terms, and pricing with clients.

4. Relationship Building

• Networking: Build and maintain relationships with key clients, suppliers, and business partners.
• Customer Service: Address client concerns or complaints promptly, ensuring a high level of customer satisfaction.

5. Collaboration

• Team Coordination: Work closely with other departments like marketing, product development, and operations to ensure smooth service and effective sales.
• Event Coordination: Collaborate with event managers or catering teams to provide customized F&B services for events.
• Marketing Support: Assist the marketing team with campaigns, advertisements, and other promotional materials.

6. Budget Management

• Sales Forecasting: Assist in setting sales targets and budgets for the F&B department.
• Cost Control: Help in managing pricing strategies and margins to ensure profitability.

7. Customer Education

• Product Knowledge: Have in-depth knowledge of the F&B products or services offered by the company and educate clients on the menu, ingredients, or sourcing.
• Tasting Events: Host or participate in tastings or promotional events to educate customers about new products or services.

8. Training and Development

• Training Junior Sales Team: Onboard and train new sales staff to maintain high performance and company standards.
• Self-Improvement: Continuously seek professional development opportunities to improve sales techniques and knowledge.