Banner House AT T BAR M
Banquet Houseman
Dallas, TX
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 26 days ago
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About the role
- The Banquet Houseman plays a vital role in delivering exceptional member and guest experiences at our private tennis club.
- The ideal candidate is proactive, dependable, and thrives in a team-oriented environment where attention to detail and pride in presentation matter.
Responsibilities
- Support transitions between multiple events in the same day with efficiency and precision.
- Operational Coordination Collaborate closely with the Events, Food & Beverage, and Maintenance teams to ensure readiness of all event spaces.
- Facilities & Maintenance Support Support daily facility readiness in coordination with Maintenance, ensuring club spaces remain event ready.
- This position supports all aspects of event logistics from setup and breakdown to interdepartmental coordination, ensuring seamless execution of tournaments, social gatherings, banquets, and special functions.
Requirements
- Flexibility to work evenings, weekends, and holidays as required by the club's event calendar.
Nice to have
- Previous experience in event services, hospitality, or facility operations preferred.
Benefits
- The Club's brand and amenities will continue to cater to individuals and families in search of a social and communal anchor that is grounded in an active, health and wellness-focused mindset.
- In addition to these amenities there is a 12,000 SF Fitness Center with best-in-class training equipment and state of the art locker rooms, including a cold plunge, dry sauna and hot tub.
Company info
- About Banner House at T Bar M Founded in 1972, T Bar M Racquet Club has served as the premier private members tennis and racquet Club for Texas and the greater southwest region.
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