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  • Responsible for the overall operation and co-ordination of various Food & Beverage departments such as coffee shop, Room service, all the kitchens, stewarding etc.
  • Exercises administration and supervises through Kitchen Leader and Restaurant Leader.
  • Confers with management on reports, forecasts, budget policy and future planning.
  • Prepares reports for management including budget and forecasts.
  • Furnishes guidance to Restaurant Leader, Kitchen Leader on employees training, public relations and sales promotion.
  • Take responsibility for any task assigned by the General Manager, even though it might not  concern the Food & Beverage Department.
  • Follow through on any task assigned by the GeneralManager, even though it might not concern the Food & Beverage Department.
  • Give comments to the General Manager on the progress of all tasks assigned by the General Manager, and on those tasks, self assigned, within a reasonable time limit.
  • Performs related duties and special projects as assigned.
  • Recommends to management, regarding changes or innovations in plans, policies, procedures and equipment.
  • To conduct, together with Restaurant Leader and Kitchen leader, actual inspection tours, checks on departmental operations and special projects.
  • Establishes standards and norms of food and beverage quality and purchasing.
  • Reviews prices, sources of supply, food and beverage sales, trends, inventories, etc.
  • Works with Restaurant Leader and Kitchen Leader in testing and experimental projects to upgrade product or procedure.
  • Meets periodically with Restaurant Leader and Kitchen Leader to review operations and
  • discusses methods of improving procedures and ways to meet unusual business demands.
  • Meets with purveyors to learn of new products or methods.
  • Meets with customer on special functions and its arrangements.
  • Keeps aware of trends, practices and equipment in food and beverage preparation and service in the hotel and restaurant field through trade literature and actual visits.
  • Improves sales volume in all outlets by means of up-to-date marketing, menus (seasonal and special), festivals (barters, airlines or other sister hotels), and special food and beverage promotions.