Bell Attendant - Crown Promenade

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Crown Resorts is a great place to visit and it’s an even better place to work, a place where you can play your part in creating joyful experiences for our guests and our people. We value passion, creativity, and an appetite for change - for the better. Here, you’ll be part of the team, empowered to explore more, experience more and supported by your leader to grow and develop.

The role

The role of Bell Attendant is a fast-paced, customer service orientated position which will give you invaluable exposure to Crown Melbourne’s hotel procedures and systems.



We’re seeking an enthusiastic and dedicated individuals to join the Crown Promenade Bell Services team. 



In this role, you’ll provide joyful experiences through your genuine care for guests. As well as:

• Greet guests and visitors on their arrival and departure from Crown Promenade. 
• Deliver, collect, and store luggage safely and securely in a timely manner and valet park guest vehicles.
• Maintain impeccable customer service standards within a premium hotel environment. 

About you

You’ll bring the following:

• Unrestricted Australian Driver’s License (full Manual Driver's License would be advantageous).
• Previous experience in a customer service environment, ideally in a similar position with strong communication skills and time management abilities.
• Full, unrestricted Australian working rights.
• Responsible Service of Alcohol certificate, or ability to obtain one. 

This role requires you to have flexibility to work across a 24/7 roster including weekends and public holidays and overnights.

What you can expect from us

On top of exciting career possibilities, we offer better exposure to experiences and learning. To see our range of benefits and opportunities visit Crown Resorts Careers.

Our Crown Community celebrates uniqueness and embraces diversity. We welcome the creativity, insights and experiences from people of different race, age, religion, cultural background, gender, people with disability, people who identify as LGBTIQ+ and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander; people like you.