The Banquet Houseman position is essential in ensuring the smooth operation of banquet functions within the hospitality environment. This role involves completing the final breakdown of functions by cleaning the room and returning equipment to its proper location. The Banquet Houseman is responsible for completing closing duties, which include storing all reusable goods, locking doors, and breaking down goods. Additionally, the position requires setting up, stocking, and maintaining work areas to ensure they are organized and ready for service. A key aspect of this role is to monitor and maintain cleanliness, sanitation, and organization of assigned stations and service areas. This includes transporting dirty linen to the appropriate area for cleaning, separating napkins from tablecloths, and restocking linen shelves with clean linens. Throughout the day, the Banquet Houseman must practice clean-as-you-go procedures to maintain a tidy work environment. The position also involves assisting other departments as needed to ensure optimum service to guests. Adherence to all company safety and security policies and procedures is crucial, including reporting accidents, injuries, and unsafe work conditions to management. The Banquet Houseman must complete safety training and certifications as required. Maintaining a clean and professional appearance, as well as confidentiality of proprietary information, is expected. In this role, welcoming and acknowledging all guests according to company standards is vital, as is anticipating and addressing guests' service needs. The Banquet Houseman should express genuine appreciation to guests and communicate clearly and professionally with others. Supporting the team to reach common goals and ensuring adherence to quality expectations and standards are also important responsibilities. The role requires physical stamina, as it involves standing, sitting, or walking for extended periods, as well as moving, lifting, carrying, pushing, pulling, and placing objects weighing up to 50 pounds without assistance and heavier objects with assistance. The ability to navigate sloping, uneven, or slippery surfaces and perform various physical tasks is essential.