Passfield Club
Bar Staff (Bank)

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Passfield Social Club
Passfield Social Club aims to bring our community together. We are family friendly, dog friendly and everyone is welcome.
Join our fun and energetic team at Passfield Club as a member of our Bar team, where we thrive on creating a welcoming atmosphere for our guests and our passion for hospitality.
In this role, you'll meet lots of people, serve drinks and snacks, and ensure a safe and friendly environment. Your enthusiasm and attention to detail will help foster memorable experiences for our members and guests.
This position is an amazing opportunity to develop your hospitality skills in a warm, welcoming environment.
Responsibilities
- Greet customers warmly and provide prompt, friendly service at the bar
- Prepare and serve a variety of beverages with a smile
- Ensure all food safety and hygiene regulations are strictly followed during beverage preparation and service
- Help out with club events and functions
- Manage cash transactions accurately using the point-of-sale system
- Maintain cleanliness of the bar area, including glassware, utensils, and work surfaces
- Monitor customer behavior to promote responsible serving and prevent over-serving
- Assist with stock replenishment, inventory checks, and ordering supplies as needed
- Be knowledgeable of and carry out duties as required with the Licensing Act 2003
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Requirements
- Previous experience in hospitality or restaurant environments is preferred but not essential; a positive attitude is key!
- Knowledge of food safety standards and best practices in beverage service
- Strong serving skills with the ability to engage customers confidently
- Basic math skills for handling cash transactions efficiently
- Excellent time management to handle busy periods smoothly
- Ability to work flexible hours, including evenings, weekends, and holidays (Availability on Sundays and/or Mondays is desirable)
- A friendly demeanor with strong communication skills and a team-oriented mindset


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Benefits
- Flexible Schedule
- Free, On-Site Parking
Join us in creating lively, memorable moments for our guests while honing your hospitality expertise! This is a paid opportunity designed to support your growth in the vibrant world of food and beverage service.
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