Server - Strap Tank Springville

Hiring: Highly Skilled Server

• Strap Tank Springville Are you looking for a fun and dynamic work environment where your enthusiasm and customer service skills shine? Do you enjoy working in a lively setting with supportive teammates and opportunities to grow? Join our loving and energetic team at Strap Tank Springville, where we value motivated and talented servers who want to deliver delicious experiences to our guests. We offer paid training and the chance to earn tips, making this a rewarding position for those who thrive in a fast-paced food & beverage environment.

Key Responsibilities

Provide excellent and friendly service to all customers Take and deliver orders accurately and promptly Maintain a clean and welcoming dining area Work efficiently during both day and night shifts Work Schedule 8-hour shifts with flexible scheduling Availability on weekends, holidays, and weekdays Both day and night shifts available Benefits & Perks Paid training to help you succeed Opportunity to earn tips Supportive and enthusiastic team environment Qualifications No formal education required Positive attitude and strong communication skills Ability to work on-site and adapt to flexible schedules Must be 21 years or older with a valid ID Must have a valid On Premise Server Training certificate Location: Strap Tank

• Springville 596 S 1750 W, Springville, UT 84663, USA Ready to join our dynamic team and start a deliciously fun career? Apply now and become a valued member of Strap Tank Restaurant & Brewery in Springville! Strap Tank Brewery is the vision of land developer and Salisbury Homes owner Rick Salisbury along with his wife Vickie, who have lived in Springville for more than 50 years. "Utah County has been living through a spirited drought for nearly a century, with no legal beer brewers operating within its borders since before Prohibition. Still, when restaurant consultant Joe Lambert was approached about helping launch a brewery in one of Utah's most conservative communities, everyone told him to run in the opposite direction. "A brewery in Utah County seemed like an oxymoron," said Lambert, who was formerly the president of Salt Lake Brewing Company." "But the multimillion-dollar project involved Utah County home builder Rick Salisbury. The owner of Salisbury Homes wanted his passion for vintage motorcycles to be the restaurant and brew pub's overriding theme." "Built on the same property as [Legends Motorcycle Museum], which Salisbury also owns, the brewery is designed to look like the original Harley Davidson motorcycle factory in Milwaukee." Guests enjoying Strap Tank Brewery are welcome to walk over to the museum to see an all original 1907 Strap Tank, only one of three in existence, along with an entire collection of extremely rare and vintage bikes.