Service Entrance Doorman Confidential New York, NY Job Details Full-time $20 an hour 19 hours ago Qualifications Facility security measures implementation CCTV Crowd management security protocols Security threat response protocols Public safety procedures Physical security emergency response
Full Job Description Role Overview:
The Service Entrance Security Doorman is tasked with ensuring the smooth operation of the restaurant's back-of-house activities, including managing staff access, overseeing deliveries, and maintaining overall security. This position is crucial for maintaining a secure and efficient operational flow, contributing to the success of the front-of-house experience.
Key Responsibilities:
Staff Access Control:
Staff Identification:
Ensure only authorized staff members enter the service area by checking employee identification and confirming schedules. Prevent unauthorized personnel from accessing restricted areas.
Monitoring Employee Movements:
Supervise and control the flow of employees entering and leaving the premises, ensuring that all staff adhere to security protocols while entering or exiting.
Supplier and Delivery Management:
Verify Deliveries:
Confirm and supervise all incoming deliveries (food, beverages, supplies) to ensure they are authorized and match the required order documentation. Direct delivery drivers to the appropriate drop-off point.
Escort Deliveries:
Ensure deliveries are transported to the correct locations within the restaurant, such as the kitchen or storage areas, maintaining the security and integrity of the establishment.
Security Monitoring:
Surveillance Systems:
Monitor security cameras and alarm systems to maintain awareness of any unusual activity or potential security threats around the service entrance.
Incident Response:
Respond swiftly to any security incidents, from minor breaches to larger security threats. Coordinate with other security staff and restaurant management to resolve issues.
Safety Protocols:
Be vigilant for safety hazards, from fire risks to equipment malfunctions. Act quickly to address any safety concerns to prevent accidents or disruptions.
General Operations Support:
Logistics Coordination:
Work closely with kitchen staff, managers, and security to ensure smooth logistics, such as managing stock deliveries or ensuring staff adhere to their assigned entry/exit times.
Crowd Control:
In high-volume situations (e.g., during busy times or deliveries), manage the flow of employees and suppliers to maintain order and ensure smooth service operations.
Maintain Cleanliness and Order:
Ensure the service entrance area is kept clean, organized, and free from clutter to maintain the restaurant's operational efficiency.
Safety and Emergency Duties:
Emergency Preparedness:
Remain alert to any emergencies (medical, fire, or security-related), ready to take appropriate action. Be familiar with the restaurant's emergency response plan and act swiftly when needed. Communication with
Management:
Report any incidents, concerns, or irregularities to restaurant management immediately, ensuring proper documentation and follow-up.