Restaurant Supervisor at Wickaninnish Inn (British Columbia)

Restaurant Supervisor at Wickaninnish Inn (British Columbia)

08 Oct
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The Wickaninnish Inn
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British Columbia

08 Oct

The Wickaninnish Inn

British Columbia

Elevate your hospitality career as a Restaurant Supervisor at Wickaninnish Inn, a renowned Relais & Châteaux property. Lead a passionate team while providing exceptional guest service in a stunning location.

As a Restaurant Supervisor, you'll guide daily operations, ensuring compliance with Forbes, Michelin, and AAA standards. Your robust communication skills and attention to detail will shine in this fast-paced environment. You'll engage in team member training and foster an exemplary service culture, driving continuous improvement in our fine dining experience.

Key Responsibilities:
• Ensure personalized guest service meets top industry standards
• Provide day-to-day leadership of Food and Beverage outlets




• Assist with team member training and development
• Manage financial goals, expenditures, and revenues
• Support payroll, menu updates, and administrative tasks

Requirements:
• Minimum 1 year in supervisory roles in fine dining
• 3 years of fine dining experience required
• Valid Serving It Right certification
• Strong knowledge of wine and spirits; WSET 2 an asset
• Commitment to the art of hospitality and guest excellence

Cultivate your leadership skills and passion for food and beverage at Wickaninnish Inn.
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📌 Restaurant Supervisor at Wickaninnish Inn (British Columbia)
🏢 The Wickaninnish Inn
📍 British Columbia

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