MWR Bartender
What you'd do
The primary purpose of this position is to operate a limited-service bar for private parties & banquets. Mix & serve alcoholic & nonalcoholic beverages, process payments, maintain inventory, & ensure a clean, presentable bar. Applicant follows written or verbal instructions from management, uses proper drink proportions, recognizes intoxicated patrons, reconciles tabs, & stands or walks for extended periods while handling bar supplies. Located at Silver State Club in Naval Air Station Fallon.
Major duties
Set up full service, limited service, special event or banquet bars with beverages, mixes, condiments, garnishes, napkins, ice, glasses and utensils. May serve soft drinks, bottle or draft beer as needed. Replaces supplies as necessary; removes empty kegs and replaces with full ones, transfers cases of beer to refrigerator, removes cases of empty bottles and separates returnable empty bottles. May unload and stack beverage items and supplies for storage. Removes trash. Washes, cleans and dries bar glasses, utensils and equipment. Ensures working area is maintained according to appropriate sanitation and safety standards to included, but not limited to sweeping and mopping floors, cleaning sinks, walls, cabinets, etc. Assist in taking inventory at required intervals. Responsible for complying with all safety, fire and sanitation rules and regulations.
What you need to qualify
Knowledge and skill to mix and serve beverages from a bar which is limited to a few varieties and brands of liquor, soda, beer, and wine. Pre-mixed beverages, such as daiquiris, are served; however, beverages of the exotic variety are not mixed or served. Knowledge of the correct proportions and mixtures to use in preparing beverages according to name request from patrons or cocktail attendants. Ability to recognize intoxicated or unruly patrons and to resolve the problem or seek assistance if needed. Ability to collect tabs or chits in appropriate amounts and reconcile them with the quantities and prices of items dispensed.
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