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Banquet Houseperson
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Boston Woburn Hilton
Woburn, MA (In Person)
$43,680 Salary, Part-Time
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Banquet Houseperson Boston Woburn Hilton Woburn, MA Job Details Part-time $21 an hour 3 hours ago Qualifications Moving English Full Job Description Banquet Houseperson You like setting things up to look perfect, but don't mind breaking them all down again. As Banquet Houseperson you set, maintain and refresh the banquet meeting rooms according to the sales contract and hotel standards.
As Banquet Houseperson you will:
Be a BEO Expert- understanding your BEO so you can set up and break down each event safely and efficiently. Everything needs to shine
- floors, walls, windows, mirrors, etc. (be sure you are reporting anything in less than perfect condition to maintenance for repair). You also are ensuring supplies are readily available per the BEO and all equipment is set up and working properly. Be a Friendly Face
- arriving at work on time to get the banquet set up and ready to go and assisting the service staff and the guest throughout the event as needed. Be the Flipper
- efficient undertaking post function cleaning duties
- floors, tables, buffet stations, etc. The Banquet Housepersons duties include ensuring banquet space is quickly flipped and all areas are spotless for the next guest/function. Be a Safety & Security Agent
- following your hotel's established safety and security policies & procedures. Anticipate problems and ask for management assistant as needed. Job Requirements A high school education or equivalent preferred. Physical requirements include the ability to work long hours, as needed, including back to back events as they are scheduled. Heavy work
- exerting up to 100 pounds of force occasionally, and/or up to 50 pounds of force frequently or constantly to lift, carry, push, pull, or otherwise move objects such as tables, chairs, linens, carpet shampoo machines, dance floors, trolley cars, dolly carts, air walls, podiums, etc.