Bartender​/Server at Montreal Airport

Bartender​/Server at Montreal Airport


Company
SSP Deutschland GmbH
Location
Montreal, Quebec
Job Type
Full-time
Salary
$30K–$40K a year
Posted
12 hours ago
Via
via Learn4Good
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Job Description
Location: Dorval

Join SSP Canada as a Bartender/Server at Montreal Trudeau International Airport, serving exceptional food and craft beverages. Make an impact with your quick, accurate service and attention to detail.

In this role, you will take on responsibilities in a high-energy airport restaurant setting. As part of a dynamic team, your focus will be on providing top-tier service, mixing beverages, and ensuring guest satisfaction. Your experience in the food and beverage sector, alongside knowledge of liquor regulations, will elevate the overall guest experience while maintaining a safe environment.

Key Responsibilities:

• Greet and assist guests in a friendly manner

• Accurately input orders and process payments

• Maintain the bar setup and stock quality produce

• Adhere to liquor regulations regarding service

• Conduct cleaning tasks to meet health standards

Requirements:

• Minimum one year experience in serving required

• Basic knowledge of food and beverages necessary

• Proficient in English and French communication

• Strong math skills for cash register operation

• Willingness to achieve airport security documentation

Bring your beverage crafting skills and customer service passion to SSP Canada.
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