This document outlines the competencies for Food and Beverage Services NC II in the Philippines. It discusses obtaining and conveying workplace information, working in a team environment, and practicing career professionalism. It also covers practicing occupational health and safety, common competencies like developing industry knowledge and effective customer service, and core competencies like preparing dining areas, taking food orders, and handling guest concerns.
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BASIC and COMMON COMPETENCIES POWER POINT
This document outlines the competencies for Food and Beverage Services NC II in the Philippines. It discusses obtaining and conveying workplace information, working in a team environment, and practicing career professionalism. It also covers practicing occupational health and safety, common competencies like developing industry knowledge and effective customer service, and core competencies like preparing dining areas, taking food orders, and handling guest concerns.
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FOOD AND
BEVERAGE SERVICES NC II FBS NC II COMPETENCIES • BASIC COMPETENCIES • COMMON COMPETENCIES • CORE COMPETENCIES OBTAIN AND CONVEY WORKPLACE INFORMATION
Communication is sine qua non in a
business organization. However, unintelligible and entangled communication fails to achieve the desired result and affect work environment in an organization. Communication needs to be effective and efficient for better and smooth functioning of an organization. WORK IN TEAM ENVIRONMENT • -Every individual should develop a level of trust for each other in order to be reliable for each other. • -In order to build trust, the team can hold trust- building talks during meetings every now and then. • Self-disclosure is a good strategy for establishing trust with each other. • -Learning how to open and share a little about you to your teammates will give them a chance to know you as a person. • -Inject humor and some fun to be comfortable with each other. • 0nce you start to trust each other as an important member of the team, you will also become easily dependent on each other. With this, a budding relationship is established. • -Each individual in a team has talents and abilities that can contribute to a solid work relationship which is needed to be productive in the job. • -As a team, members have to identify who excel in technical expertise, who are keen in problem-solving and decision-making, and who are adept in active listening, giving good feedback, and conflict resolution. PRACTICE CAREER PROFFESIONALISM -No matter how big or small your company is, values and ethics are important in the workplace to: • • Promote positive personal and interpersonal behaviours • Uphold fundamental responsibilities and accountabilities; and • Continuously improve and enhance upon excellence and professionalism. • Dedication- How hard an employee works, or how much effort she puts forth, can go a long way. • Integrity -An important aspect of workplace values and ethics is integrity, or displaying honest behavior at all times. • Accountability- Employees in all companies are expected to be accountable for their actions and their assigned responsibilities. • -on time, not taking advantage of time allotted for breaks. meeting deadlines, accepting responsibility when things go wrong and willingly working toward a resolution of problems or issues. • -And sometimes it might mean working longer than planned to see a project or task through to completion. • - • Collaboration In almost every business, workplace values and ethics consist of teamwork. • Respect Employee conduct is an integral aspect of workplace values and ethics. Respectful behaviour honours the dignity and contribution of each employee. • Employee Code of Conduct Every company should articulate its core values, define expected behaviours that are both aspirational and positive and also have its own specific rules on certain types of conduct. PRACTICE OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY Occupational health and safety is concerned with addressing many types of workplace hazards, such as: • Chemicals • Physical hazards • Biological agents • Psychological fallout • Ergonomic issues-an applied science concerned with designing and arranging things people use so that the people and things interact most efficiently and safely • Accidents • Occupational health and safety standards are in place to mandate the removal, reduction, or replacement of job site hazards. Occupational health and safety standards are in place to mandate the removal, reduction, or replacement of job site hazards. • PPE- PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT • PERSONAL HYGIENE PRACTICES- • HAZARD RISK IDENTIFICATION AND CONTROL COMMON COMPETENCIES • DEVELOP AND UPDATE INDUSTRY KNOWLEDGE • OBSERVE WORKPLACE HYGIENE PROCEDURES • PERFORM COMPUTER OPERATIONS • PERFORM WORKPLACE SAFETY PRACTICES • PROVIDE EFFECTIVE CUSTIOMER SERVICE CORE COMPETENCIES • PREPARE THE DINING ROOM/RESTAURANT AREA FOR SERVICES • WELCOME GUESTS AND TAKE FOOD AND BEVERAGE ORDERS • PROMOTE FOOD AND BEVERAGE PRODUCTS • PROVIDE FOOD AND BEVERAGE SERVICES TO GUESTS • PROVIDE ROOM SERVICE • RECEIVE AND HANDLE GUESTS GUEST’S CONCERNS.