Bout Time Pub & Grub is our vision of what a neighborhood sports bar should be! We pride ourselves on serving up delicious scratch made food, a wide selection of beers and beverages in an uncompromising sports atmosphere. We are always on the lookout for our next great team member to join our community in serving our guests in a fun, fast paced environment.

Job Description:
Our Door guys are the first welcoming impression our guests receive as they enter the pub. They maintain the front door and entrance area as well as ensure that everyone who enters the building is 21 or older and turns away those who are under 21, have an invalid or expired ID, or those who appear intoxicated. They also help assist servers and bartenders in identifying intoxicated patrons and help safely deescalate situations when needed.

Responsibilities:

Welcoming guests to our house
Scans ID's of all guests who enter the building
Communicate with fellow staff members about any potential issues
Deal with aggressive behavior or disobedience in a professional manner
Help provide a safe environment for staff and guests.
Practice alcohol awareness and exercising good judgement when allowing guests into the pub.
Maintain a professional and calm demeanor.

Qualifications:

Current Serve Safe or equivalent certificate
Ability to manage guests consuming alcohol
Ability to carry at least 30 pounds
Strong communication and interpersonal skills
Ability to work in a fast-paced environment
Adherence to personal safety standards
Ability to stand for long periods of time
Ability to bend, reach, squat and lift while on shift

Benefits:

Competitive pay
Flexible scheduling
401k savings plan
Potential for promotion and professional growth

Compensation: $17.00 per hour

We are an equal opportunity employer and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.

Bout Time Pub & Grub is “your favorite neighborhood sports bar” proudly serving Utah and the Denver metro area. Our 17 locations are hosting over 1.5 million guests a year and growing! Our customers love the cold beer, specialty cocktails and fresh-made food from our scratch kitchens. The sports viewing at Bout Time is second to none and our customers know they can count on us to show their favorite games and events whether college, professional or UFC. If it’s a sport, you can find it at Bout Time Pub & Grub. We have a high percentage of regular and repeat customers and low turnover of our team members. If you are looking for a fast paced, fun, rewarding job with great wages, tips and benefits, come check us out and be our next great team member!

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