Chief Steward

Role summary

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The Chief Steward leads the hotel’s stewarding operation, ensuring kitchens, dishwashing areas, equipment and back-of-house spaces meet high standards of cleanliness, hygiene and safety. Responsibilities typically include supervising and training stewarding colleagues, preparing schedules, monitoring supplies, coordinating with culinary and food-and-beverage teams, controlling costs, and maintaining sanitation procedures in line with health regulations. Candidates should have previous supervisory experience in a hotel, resort or high-volume kitchen environment, strong organizational and communication skills, and knowledge of food-safety practices. The role requires physical stamina, attention to detail, flexibility to work shifts, weekends and holidays, and the ability to lead effectively in a fast-paced luxury hospitality setting.

About the employer

Hamilton Princess & Beach Club is a landmark luxury resort in Hamilton, Bermuda, operated under the Fairmont Hotels & Resorts brand and part of Accor. Known locally as the Pink Palace, the hotel has a long history of welcoming international guests and combines classic Bermudian character with contemporary luxury. Its facilities typically include guest rooms and suites, restaurants and bars, event spaces, a marina, swimming pools, wellness amenities and access to the private Princess Beach Club. The property serves leisure travelers, business visitors, weddings, conferences and affluent vacationers. As a Fairmont-managed hotel, it follows internationally recognized standards for guest service, sustainability, colleague development and operational quality. Employees work in a multicultural environment where professionalism, hospitality, teamwork and knowledge of Bermuda are highly valued.

Working in Bermuda

Bermuda is a small, prosperous British Overseas Territory in the North Atlantic, known for pink-sand beaches, clear water, sailing, diving and distinctive pastel architecture. Hospitality and tourism provide many employment opportunities, particularly in hotels, restaurants, culinary services, housekeeping, guest relations, maintenance, events and marine activities. Bermudian culture blends British, African, Caribbean and international influences, with a strong emphasis on community, courtesy and local traditions. The lifestyle is relaxed but relatively expensive; housing, groceries and transportation can cost considerably more than in many countries. Scooters and public buses are common, while private cars are restricted. Foreign nationals generally need an employer-sponsored Bermuda work permit before starting employment, and permits depend on the position, applicant qualifications and local labor requirements. Employers may assist with relocation, flights, accommodation or benefits, but applicants should confirm these details, permit duration, healthcare coverage and housing arrangements before accepting an offer.