We Have The Jobs

1. Product Managers
2. Assistant Product Managers
3. Engineers
4. Foreman
5. Assistant Forman
6. Supervisors
7. Assistant Supervisor
8. Associate Engineers (DAE & B-TECH)
9. Lifting & Crane Operators
10. Electricians
11. Electricians Helper
12. Accounts Managers
13. Assistant Accountant
14. Admin Officers
15. Assistant Admin

16. Safety Officers
17. Q&C Officers
18. Computer Operators
19. Computer Lab Assistant (Helper)
20. General Secretary
21. Security Supervisor
22. Assistant Security Supervisor
23. Security Guard
24. Steel Fixer
25. Drivers
26. AC Technicians
27. Store Keeper
28. Store Keeper Helper
29. Receptionist
30. Office Clerk

31. Welders
32. Chef/Cook
33. Waiter
34. Housekeeping
35. Painters
36. General Helpers
37. Mason
38. Cleaner/Office boy
39. Rigger
40. Food Packing
41. Garment Packing
Medical Department Jobs
42. Medical Officer
43. Dentist
44. Nursing Department Male Female
45. Medical Pharmacy Technician

Administration

There are many administrative roles in a hotel that handle budgeting and finances, marketing and advertising and overall management of operations. Here are some examples

Assistant hotel manager

Primary Duties: An assistant hotel manager supports the hotel manager by completing administrative duties, training new staff, managing correspondence, delegating tasks and supervising staff while the hotel manager is unavailable.

Hotel manager

Primary Duties: A hotel manager oversees all operations of a hotel, including hiring and training staff, setting standards for guest services, handling complex tasks and conflicts and establishing and enforcing policies. They also collaborate with other administrators to manage budgets, purchasing, vendor relationships, inventory and sales.

Director of purchasing

Primary Duties: A director of purchasing is in charge of selecting and buying the best products and supplies for the hotel, including linens and towels, guest room amenities, food, office supplies and more. They oversee inventory management and budgeting for supply purchasing, too.

Director of sales and marketing

Primary Duties: A director of sales and marketing is responsible for setting advertising, marketing and sales goals for the hotel. They also oversee marketing teams in creating ads and promotional materials, create and manage a marketing budget and collaborate with the hotel manager to ensure the hotel’s profitability.

Room attendant

Primary Duties: A room attendant is responsible for keeping guest rooms clean and stocked with amenities. They may also assist housekeepers in replacing linens and towels and readying rooms before guests check in

Parking attendant

Primary Duties: A parking attendant supervises a hotel parking lot or garage, ensuring security, charging guests for parking and keeping the lot or garage clean.

Hotel receptionist

Primary Duties: A hotel receptionist, also referred to as a front desk clerk, handles the front desk and is in charge of greeting guests, assigning guests to rooms and providing keys, managing guest accounts, collecting payments, resolving conflicts for guests and delegating guest service tasks to other hotel staff.

Hotel housekeeper

Primary Duties: A housekeeper cleans guest rooms between check-ins, ensuring linens and towels are fresh, amenities are stocked, beds are made and the room is pristine. They also vacuum, dust and otherwise clean hallways, public spaces, conference rooms, ballrooms and the lobby.

Cleaning manager

Primary Duties: A hotel cleaning manager oversees the housekeeping staff at a hotel and is responsible for hiring and training staff, setting cleaning timelines and schedules, enforcing policies on cleanliness, inspecting housekeepers’ work and managing the inventory of cleaning supplies, linens, towels and room amenities.

Maintenance technician

Primary Duties: A maintenance technician responds to repair needs throughout the hotel and regularly inspects hotel facilities, elevators, electrical and light fixtures and more to ensure the hotel is in working order and patrons and staff remain safe.

Maintenance supervisor

Primary Duties: Also referred to as a maintenance manager, this professional oversees a team of maintenance technicians in the hotel, hiring and training staff, setting timelines and schedules for inspections, corresponding with hotel administrators to understand repair needs, delegating repair tasks to technicians and monitoring the inventory and quality of tools and supplies.

Host/hostess

Primary Duties: A host or hostess greets patrons, seats them at tables, provides menus and introduces them to their waitstaff. They are also responsible for managing the reservation calendar, organizing patrons according to staffing availability, collaborating with room service servers to deliver food to guest rooms and communicating patron needs to restaurant servers.

Cook

Primary Duties: A cook prepares meals made in the hotel kitchen or for the hotel restaurant. They follow recipes and guest preferences, monitor different cooking stations, prepare and use a variety of ingredients and spices and plate meals attractively to be delivered to patrons.

Executive chef

Primary Duties: An executive chef leads a hotel kitchen by creating recipes and menus, overseeing food preparation and cooking, completing complex cooking tasks, testing meals before they go to patrons and monitoring ingredient inventory.

Food and beverage manager

Primary Duties: These professionals are responsible for overseeing all food and beverages that are produced and served to hotel patrons. They source quality ingredients and supplies, assist in developing menus and oversee alcoholic beverage licensing.