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  • Site conducted

  • Conducted on

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Morning Shift

  • Time

Description

09:00 - 11:00

  • Logbook: Make sure all tasks are completed

  • Call Concierge to ensure you are on the same page with the offer delivery for memorable events (time, place, type of offer)

  • Who has done it?

  • Please explain the reason

  • Ensure all special requests like flowers, balloons, and birthday cakes are scheduled and delivered on time

  • Check-in Opera total Arrivals and Departures of the day and note down the peak times (liaise with colleagues)

  • Follow-up Assignment: Provide handwritten cards for the offers to Concierge

11:00 - 15:00

  • Memorable Events: Check balloons, ensure there are rose petals and vases for the bouquets that need to be delivered

  • Letters: Write the wishes for Memorable Events to deliver during the evening at the Restaurants

  • Receive rose petals, sign with your name, fill in voucher and place it in the correct drawer

  • Once the rooms are ready, the officers can perform room checks, always after checking with your Supervisor. We give priority to Repeaters and complete the Room Check list accordingly

  • Emails: Start replying and inform the Evening shift of progress

  • C-Report: All complaints and follow-ups should be sent before the end of the shift by all the agents

  • Is Supervisor/Manager informed and file updated?

  • Handover with the evening shift

  • Name topics of discussion

Between 15:00 - 17:00

  • Handover with the morning shift

  • Read Logbook, check Follow-up assignment and In Stay Surveys pending

  • Morning shift agents: Since the lobby area is not very busy during these hours, the officers can edit their FollowUp Monitoring lists in order to be organized and keep track of the guests that they are handling. Write the pending tasks that need to be executed on the same day in the Logbook

Between 17:00 - 21:00

  • Liaise with CRR to ensure all guests receive updated meal plans before dinner time

  • After 17:00, start with courtesy calls for the 89/10 In Stay Surveys and update it on CReport

  • Liaise with guests, walk around the resort and talk with them if you are not busy with the pc tablet in case they wish to make reservations

  • Go to the events/theater to speak with guests and dive directions if necessary

  • Ensure pending surprises are delivered and finished on time

  • Stay alert for any pending arrivals and proceed with the checkin procedure

  • Make sure no pending emails are left and if assistance is needed, contact the GR Supervisor or the FOH Manager

  • Send an email with the golf bookings of the day (report from TripAround) to Mr Timos (TIME PENDING)

  • Make sure no pending emails are left and if assistance is needed, contact the GR Supervisor/Manager

  • Supervisor to make sure that all Tasks of the shift are completed correctly and report to Manager on shift

By 23:00

  • Before 21:00, you should have sent all new complaints or followups to the concierge department. Even if you haven't found the guests, you will need to write down the reason in the file

  • Check memorable events offer with Concierge for the next day

  • Prepare the balloons for the next day with a tag next to them to identify: Room number, Name, time and place of delivery

  • Ensure all information or any pending requests have been written in the logbook for the morning shift handover. If any requests are scheduled for after the end of shift, inform the night auditor accordingly

  • Make sure that the QR Codes for the daily programs in the plexi glass are placed on the desks for the next day

  • Around 22:00, the guests are normally hanging out in the lobby area. Walk around and speak with the guests if possible

  • Terminate all programs in the laptop and forward the telephone line to the main reception desk

  • Return the beepers and tablets back to the Back of House and charge them as well as the mobile phones

  • Return laptops to the back of house and close the desk

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