Bar Manager Urgently required

Oversight

The bar manager oversee all operations at the bar including staffing, employee schedules, event planning, and staff functions and responsibilities. If an assistant manager also works at the venue, the bar manager partners with the assistant to make sure that customers are satisfied.

Main Duties

The bar manager will review the inventory, manages the money and staff, buys supplies and ensures that the bar meets legislative directives. She must also establish a physical presence at the bar and make adjustments to ensure customer service is consistently high. The bar manager must know local, state and federal regulations for the sale and distribution of alcohol.

Daily Responsibilities

Bar managers regularly review bar operations, including special-event setups, prices and hours. He also prepares staff schedules, communicates with employees, ensures the bar is adequately staffed at all times, keeps record of supplies and cash, and replenishes the bar and cash drawer.

Supervisory Role

Bar manager will interview job applicants, conduct regular performance reviews, and train all staff who work at the bar including security, bartenders, waiters and waitresses. Bar managers are responsible for reporting security and disciplinary breaches to their supervisors or human resources contact.

Required Skills

Bar manager must have strong interpersonal and communication skills, a neat physical appearance, and the willingness to be a team player. Bar managers must also be at least 21 years of age. They should have prior experience working at a food and beverage establishment, such as a hotel restaurant or club where alcohol is served, or managing a staff.