Assistant Waiter:MSC cruises
- Compensation
- Not disclosed
- Location
- Not listed
- Work setup
- Not specified
- Seniority
- Not specified
- Employment
- Full time
- Experience
- Not specified
- Category
- Hospitality
- Posted
Full description
You are required to:
- Read, understand and implement the Mission Statement of the Company.
- Read, understand and follow the MSC Crew Regulations ensuring all personnel in the Housekeeping
department have copies, and comply accordingly.
- Wear the complete prescribed uniform and name badge as specified in Company Standards,
complying with regulations relating to tattoos, hair and body decorations.
- Attend and participate as required in all emergency drills, carry personal emergency card, and
understand emergency duties.
You are responsible for the following duties:
o To wash your hands every time you enter the galley, after handling soiled flatware, or at any other
time you may have contaminated them.
o To ensure that all Company Food Safety and sanitation regulations are followed at all times and in all
cruise areas.
o To see and understand the showplates arranged in the galley by the Chef before every meal.
o To assist the Waiter to provide a high standard of food service to Guests at a specific Station in the
Restaurant, and when assigned, to a duty at any Buffet (breakfast, lunch or evening).
o To attend training sessions when required by the Maitre dHotel
o To report any Guest problems and/or complaints to the Waiter immediately.
o To regularly (daily) shower, shave, and have short, neat hair, no hand jewellery except one plain ring
and a watch. Always wearing clean and pressed uniform with name-badge, and using deodorant, and
not carrying cigarettes or cellular telephones on duty.
o To maintain cleanliness and sanitation of Waiter Station, tables and chairs, carpet and fixtures.
o To attend all restaurant meetings as required by the Maitre dHotel.
o To be on station (place of work) 15 minutes before the start of duty.
o To be standing when Guests arrive, helping them by pulling out chairs.
o To ensure the napkin is placed, be familiar with bread selection of the day and serve the bread and a
clean menu in the correct language offered after Guests have sat down.
o To ensure Guests are never rushed, or made to feel that they are being rushed.
o To study and understand all menus in all languages