02 Nov
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McIlvenna Bay Catering
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Manitoba
02 Nov
McIlvenna Bay Catering
Manitoba
CANDIDATES WITH A VALID CLASS 5 DRIVER’S LICENSE WILL BE GIVEN PREFERENCE.
WE COVER TRAVEL (to-and-from site, out of Saskatoon or Prince Albert), MEALS & ACCOMMODATION AT SITE.
Job is located at the Eldorado Mine site, approximately 3.5 hours northeast of Prince Albert & 85 km west of Flin Flon.
REQUIRES SHIFT WORK WITH COMPRESSED WORKWEEKS – 2-WEEK IN-AND-OUT ROTATIONS.
YOU MUST PASS A DRUG & ALCOHOL TEST.
This role is responsible for the daily administrative functions of the site, with a heavy emphasis on reservations. The ideal candidate will have lodge/camp/hotel administrative experience, especially with hotel reservation management systems. HOTEL FRONT DESK AND/OR HOTEL MANAGEMENT EXPERIENCE IS STRONGLY PREFFERED.
Job duties include: – Fulfilling both hotel front desk & hotel management functions in a fast-paced, high-volume environment.
– Manages all daily site department administrative work on site.
– Coordinates, verifies, & administers changes.
– Completes room changes & man-days in a timely and accurate fashion.
– Provide training & coverage for Housing Managers when required.
– Other duties as required.
Things to consider – let’s not waste your time: – Requires shift work at a remote mining facilities & exploration camps.
– You must be a team player, who works well with others.
Qualifications: – Strong administrative & organizational skills in busy, high-volume, client service settings.
– Very strong customer service skills in a fast-paced setting.
– Strong computer skills with the ability to utilize & manage databases.
– Related experience with automated man-days/room allocation and/or payroll systems (preferred).
– Good knowledge of man-days and payroll terminology & practices (preferred).
– Team player, with team management skills.
– A suitable combination of education, training, & experience may be considered.
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📌 Mine Site Hotel Administrator (Eldorado Operation) (Manitoba)
🏢 McIlvenna Bay Catering
📍 Manitoba