Temporary Coffee Attendant at agricultural

Temporary Coffee Attendant

Employer: agricultural

Employment: Full-Time | Permanent

Place of Work: Mekelle, Tigray region - Ethiopia

Posted date: 3 months ago

Deadline: Submission date is over

MAJOR DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

• Prepare and serve coffee, tea, and specialty such as cappuccinos and hot teas following standard recipes and customer preferences.
• Ensure all beverages are served in an aesthetically pleasing manner.
• Operate and maintain coffee machines, grinders, tea brewers, and other beverage equipment.
• Greet customers warmly and take beverage orders.
• Address customer questions regarding the menu, beverage options, and ingredients.
• Provide recommendations and upsell products where applicable.
• Ensure a positive, friendly, and professional always demean.
• Keep the coffee station clean and organized, including washing cups, utensils, and keeping countertops free from clutter.
• Regularly check and refill beverage supplies such as coffee beans, tea bags, milk, syrups, and cups.
• Adhere to health and safety regulations, ensuring a clean and safe environment for both staff and customers.
• Monitor stock levels of coffee beans, tea, milk, syrups, and other supplies, ensuring timely reordering when necessary.
• Ensure the working environment is clean and pleasant.
• Ensure all sanitation supplies are readily available throughout the office.
• Ensure office hospitality requirements are fulfilled (for example during meetings or special events)
• Support office coffee attendant and other Admin activities as requested.
• Support photocopying, and office messenger service.
• Perform other duties as requested by the Regional Operations Director, HQ HR Director, and HQ Administration Manager.

About You

• Minimum 8th grade completion.
• Minimum of 2 years of related work experience.
• Experience in preparing Coffee/Tea service preferred.
• Strong set of personal values including integrity, honesty, and desire to be of service.
• Fluency in working language including knowledge of the local language is essential.