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He is responsible for any staff training that may be necessary to be carried out on/off duty.
Constructs the duty rosters, holiday lists, and hours on/off duty so that all the service areas will run
efficiently and smoothly
Responsible for all the restaurant service and is in general charge of all persons connected with it
Responsible for the seeing that all the duties necessary for the mise-en-place of service are efficiently
carried out
Must have good knowledge of food and wine and its appropriate service
Carries out all the service at the tables with the help of his Chef de Rang
Act as a reliever for the station head waiter on his day off
Must coordinate with station head waiter to ensure efficient and speedy service
5. Assistant Station Waiter (Demi-Chef de Rang)
This post is usually only found in the Continent. This person assists staff in the particular station when necessary.
6. Assistant Waiter (Commis de Rang)
This person acts by instruction from the Chef de Rang. This post is also known as Commis de Suite.
May be responsible to look after and serve hors doeuvre, cold sweets or assorted cheeses
8. Carver (Trancheur)
He is responsible for the carving trolley and the carving of joints at the table required. This post is usually
associated with guridon service. He will plate up each portion with the appropriate accompaniment.
9. Wine Waiter (Sommelier)
This person is responsible for the service of all alcoholic beverages during the service of meals.
Must have good knowledge of the best wine to go with certain foods
Must be aware of the licensing laws in respect of the particular establishment and area
10. Lounge Staff (Chef de Salle)
This staff deals with lounge service as a specific duty in a first-class establishment only.
Responsible for morning coffee, afternoon teas and other drinks in other areas of a hotel outside the
restaurant
11. Floor Waiter (Chef dtage)
Often a floor service staff is responsible for a complete floor in an establishment such as a hotel depending on the
size of establishment, number of rooms and suites.
Must have thorough knowledge of food and drinks (alcoholic and non-alcoholic) served in the
establishment.