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Casual Conference and Banqueting Porter - JW Marriott Grosvenor House

Marriott International
Greater London
3 weeks ago
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With over 90 years in luxury hospitality and the very first hotel on Park Lane, join our JW Marriott Grosvenor House family and be a part of a special team who are passionate about delivering large, prestigious events and creating exceptional memories for both guests and associates.

Since 1929, The Great Room and The Ball Room has welcomed royalty, presidents, actors and musicians for the most exclusive and lavish events of the London scene. The Great Room is one of Europe's largest and most impressive event spaces with a capacity of 2,000 guests to dine banquet style, the Great Room has always been the jewel in Grosvenor House’s crown. 

This role would require you to support with the setup of tables and chairs in preparation for service, (as well as any other necessary tasks). Please be aware the role is heavily dependent on manual handling, including lifting, pushing, pulling. Aids are available and training provided but please be aware that the role can be physically demanding. 

There will also be opportunities to support in other capacities throughout the Conference and Banqueting department, including conference support, Green Room support, hostess-ing, attending the door and attending to the cloakroom.

Candidates should demonstrate the below characteristics:

Personable and friendly demeanour  Professional Ability to work as part of a team  Efficient  Punctual and reliable  Strong communications skills

Although there are exceptions, most shifts are 8-10 hours in duration and we are looking for candidates who can be flexible in regards to the days of the week they can work.

Marriott International is an equal opportunity employer. We believe in hiring a diverse workforce and sustaining an inclusive, people-first culture. We are committed to non-discrimination on any protected basis, such as disability and veteran status, or any other basis covered under applicable law.

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