Job Overview
Benefits
Health Insurance
Dental Insurance
Paid Time Off
Employee Discounts
flexible schedule
Career development opportunities
supportive work environment
Job Description
This job opportunity is with a hospitality establishment, specifically a bar or restaurant, seeking a dedicated and organized Barback to assist in the smooth operation of the bar area. The company is committed to maintaining high standards of service quality, cleanliness, and efficiency, ensuring a positive guest experience. Typically, such establishments are vibrant and fast-paced environments where teamwork and attention to detail are crucial for success. Working in this setting offers dynamic daily responsibilities, opportunities for growth, and the chance to develop valuable skills in the hospitality industry.
The Barback role involves supporting the bartending staff by ensuring that the bar is well-stocked, clean, and properly maintained throughout each shift. This position requires acquiring essential certifications such as the TABC Certification and a Food Handler's Permit, which demonstrate compliance with legal and health regulations. Barbacks must also be comfortable using basic computer skills, particularly for scheduling purposes via online systems. The job begins with opening duties, which include preparing the bar for service by stocking supplies, preparing fruit trays, and cleaning the area. Throughout the shift, the Barback assists by maintaining cleanliness, restocking items, washing glassware, and helping the bartender as needed. Closing duties focus on cleaning and organizing the bar area and ensuring everything is in order for the next day. This comprehensive role is vital to the bar's operation and requires reliability, a strong work ethic, and the ability to multitask efficiently. The position is often suited for individuals seeking to build experience in the hospitality sector with potential career advancement pathways. Employment is typically full-time or part-time, depending on the establishment's needs. Salaries vary based on experience, location, and the size of the operation but generally fall within competitive industry standards.
The Barback role involves supporting the bartending staff by ensuring that the bar is well-stocked, clean, and properly maintained throughout each shift. This position requires acquiring essential certifications such as the TABC Certification and a Food Handler's Permit, which demonstrate compliance with legal and health regulations. Barbacks must also be comfortable using basic computer skills, particularly for scheduling purposes via online systems. The job begins with opening duties, which include preparing the bar for service by stocking supplies, preparing fruit trays, and cleaning the area. Throughout the shift, the Barback assists by maintaining cleanliness, restocking items, washing glassware, and helping the bartender as needed. Closing duties focus on cleaning and organizing the bar area and ensuring everything is in order for the next day. This comprehensive role is vital to the bar's operation and requires reliability, a strong work ethic, and the ability to multitask efficiently. The position is often suited for individuals seeking to build experience in the hospitality sector with potential career advancement pathways. Employment is typically full-time or part-time, depending on the establishment's needs. Salaries vary based on experience, location, and the size of the operation but generally fall within competitive industry standards.
Job Requirements
- Obtain TABC certification
- obtain Food Handler's Permit
- basic computer skills
- ability to wear proper uniform throughout shift
- ability to perform physical tasks such as lifting and standing
- availability to work flexible hours including nights and weekends
Job Qualifications
- High school diploma or equivalent
- previous experience in a barback or similar role preferred
- knowledge of bar operations and beverage handling
- ability to obtain TABC certification
- ability to obtain Food Handler's Permit
- basic computer skills
- strong communication and teamwork skills
- physically able to stand and move for extended periods
Job Duties
- Obtain a TABC certification
- obtain a Food Handler's Permit
- use basic computer skills for online scheduling
- wear proper uniform throughout shift
- get ice for all wells before opening
- prepare fruit trays and backups
- restock the bar with beer, liquor, wine, glassware, juices
- check keg beer and change kegs if necessary
- get trash cans and towels
- clean the bar before opening
- collect empty glasses during shift
- wash glassware
- wipe bar top constantly
- restock anything at the bar
- assist bartender as needed
- wash all glassware at closing
- restock beer, liquor, etc.
- clean the bar
- place dirty towels appropriately
- remove trash and boxes
- clean and organize beer cooler
- perform other tasks assigned by Manager on Duty
Job Criteria
Experience
Entry Level (1-2 years)
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