- Subsidized housing
- Health insurance
- Profit sharing
- Bonus based on performance
- Employee discounts
- Recruit, train, coach, and supervise Front of House managers and employees.
- Establish clear expectations and hold employees accountable for performance, attendance, conduct, and service standards.
- Develop FOH Shift Managers by delegating responsibility and providing ongoing leadership training.
- Conduct employee evaluations and address performance concerns promptly and professionally.
- Foster a respectful, positive, and team-oriented workplace.
- Maintain overall responsibility for an efficient, organized, and professional Front of House operation.
- Ensure each shift is properly staffed, prepared, and organized before service.
- Oversee floor plans, sections, side work, reservations, waitlists, large parties, and guest flow.
- Monitor service quality, ticket times, table turns, order accuracy, cleanliness, and communication with the kitchen.
- Respond effectively to callouts, unexpected volume, equipment problems, product shortages, and other operational challenges.
- Maintain a visible and engaged management presence, especially during high-volume service periods.
- Step into operational FOH positions when necessary while continuing to manage the department.
- Establish and enforce consistent hospitality and service standards.
- Proactively identify and resolve guest concerns.
- Handle complaints calmly and authorize reasonable service-recovery measures within company guidelines.
- Ensure allergies, dietary restrictions, accessibility needs, and special requests are handled appropriately.
- Monitor guest feedback and use it to improve training and restaurant procedures.
- Oversee timely, accurate, and professional responses to online guest inquiries and concerns.
- Manage reservation availability, pacing, closures, large-party procedures, and special-event settings.
- Coordinate reservation capacity with staffing, business volume, kitchen capacity, and events.
- Train appropriate employees in reservation and guest-management platforms.
- Maintain working knowledge of Toast POS, Restaurant365, online ordering, and reservation systems.
- Troubleshoot system issues and follow through when outside technical support is needed.
- Prepare and publish Front of House schedules based on projected volume, reservations, cruise schedules, events, weather, and labor targets.
- Manage availability, time-off requests, shift coverage, attendance, timekeeping, and overtime.
- Monitor FOH labor performance and make timely adjustments as business conditions change.
- Oversee cash controls, employee checkouts, deposits, voids, discounts, refunds, and complimentary items.
- Review operational and financial reports and take corrective action when results fall outside established targets.
- Maintain appropriate beverage inventory while controlling waste, spoilage, shortages, and overstock.
- Oversee beverage ordering, inventory counts, recipes, costs, pricing, and product quality.
- Collaborate on promotions, seasonal offerings, beer releases, entertainment, and community events.
- Serve as the Front of House operational lead for restaurant events.
- Coordinate event staffing, layouts, reservations, service plans, employee training, equipment, and timelines.
- Evaluate events and promotions and recommend improvements based on guest response and financial results.
- Take ownership of the appearance, cleanliness, safety, atmosphere, and functionality of all guest-facing areas.
- Regularly inspect dining rooms, bars, patios, the beer garden, entryways, restrooms, server stations, and stairways.
- Identify maintenance and safety concerns and follow through until they are resolved.
- Coordinate seasonal setups, event layouts, decorations, signage, and other changes to guest areas.
- Ensure compliance with food safety, alcohol service, sanitation, workplace safety, fire safety, and emergency procedures.
- Successful Front of House management experience in a full-service restaurant, brewery, bar, or comparable hospitality operation.
- Experience leading managers and developing a seasonal or high-volume service team.
- Strong knowledge of restaurant service, beverage operations, scheduling, labor management, and cost controls.
- A proven ability to train employees, establish expectations, and address performance concerns professionally.
- Excellent guest-service and problem-solving skills.
- Strong organizational, communication, and administrative abilities.
- Confidence using restaurant technology and learning new systems; experience with Toast and Restaurant365 is preferred.
- The ability to remain calm, decisive, and professional during high-pressure situations.
- A proactive leadership style and willingness to take ownership of departmental results.
- Current—or the ability to obtain—Certified Food Protection Manager certification and State of Alaska-approved alcohol-server training.
We are an equal opportunity employer and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.
“We work hard. We play hard. And we know how to have a good time!”
That’s the motto for the hard-working crew that makes Skagway Brewing Company what it is. Serving hand-crafted ales and great pub food, the Skagway Brewing Company is a fast-paced, high-volume establishment located in the Alaskan cruise ship port of Skagway.
As mentioned above, we take pride in our sustainability efforts from our indoor aeroponic farm, capturing and reutilizing the carbon dioxide from brewing elsewhere, to processing our spent fryer oil to create our own biodiesel that is then used to heat the building as well as fuel the brewing process. This is temporarily on pause, but we plan to resume in the near future.
As an Alaskan Cruise Ship Port, our business is heavily influenced by seasonal tourism. May-October our tiny boardwalk town is overflowing with tourists. Our off-season crew is comprised of year-round locals, but we rely immensely on our “seasonal individuals” -- those drawn to the allure of Skagway, its history, and an Alaskan adventure in The Last Frontier.
The backbone to our success is not just delicious beer and food – it’s also our people that makes the experience memorable by offering fast, efficient and friendly service with a smile.
We take pride in a team that calls each other family. Respect, enthusiasm, hard work, and FUN are the names of our game.
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