Dining Supervisor
The Dining Supervisor is responsible for assisting the Dining Manager with food service and other meal functions and taking the lead in their absence. He/she ensures that members and guests receive superior service when utilizing the club’s dining facilities. Works to keep the dining room clean, sanitary, and neat. Oversees waitstaff to ensure procedures for setup, service, and cleaning are followed.
The dining supervisor receives an hourly wage plus an automatic 18% gratuity on all meals they serve.
Responsibilities
- Meets and greets all dining customers.
- Wait tables
- Complies with quality standards established by the club for dining services and learns to meet these standards.
- Oversees dining functions when the Dining manager is off duty.
- Reports to the Dining Manager and carries out his/her instructions. In the absence of the Dining Manager reports to the Executive Chef and General Manager.
- Oversees dining staff to ensure procedures and service are executed at an exceptional level.
- Keeps an accurate record of meals served and submits it to the House Manager for billing.
- Cleans and sets up the dining room and other meal areas for food service.
- Follows proper operating procedures of all equipment, utensils, and machinery.
- Washes, dries and folds all dining room linens.
- Complies with the club’s safety, lifting and carrying, and hazardous material handling procedures.
- Helps in kitchen and clubhouse when needed, including dishwashing, salad, and sandwich making, baking, housekeeping, office duties, etc.
- Works with the General Manager, Chef, and Office Manager to set up the dining room, tables, and buffets in a pleasing manner.
Requirements
Must have a familiarity with restaurant procedures, including experience as a server in a fine dining establishment. Requires a pleasant and polite disposition and an ability to exhibit grace under pressure, realizing that his or her attention may be demanded by several different problems simultaneously. Physical stamina is needed for lifting heavy trays, moving furniture, and standing for several hours at a time.
















