Complex Receiving Officer

Role summary

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The Complex Receiving Officer manages the receipt, inspection, recording and secure storage of goods delivered to the hotel or hotel complex. Typical requirements include relevant hotel, warehouse, purchasing or accounting experience, good numerical and administrative skills, basic knowledge of invoices, delivery notes and inventory controls, and proficiency with Microsoft Office or hotel systems. The successful candidate is expected to verify quantities and quality, identify discrepancies, maintain accurate receiving records, coordinate with suppliers and purchasing teams, and follow Marriott standards for hygiene, safety, loss prevention and documentation. Reliability, attention to detail, physical stamina and clear communication are important, as the role involves regular coordination with kitchens, stores, finance and other operating departments.

About the employer

Four Points by Sheraton Bekasi is a Marriott International hotel serving business and leisure travelers in Bekasi, West Java, part of the Greater Jakarta metropolitan area. Four Points is Marriott’s approachable, full-service brand, known for practical accommodation, welcoming service, local food and beverages, and its signature Best Brews program. The Bekasi property operates across multiple hotel departments, including rooms, food and beverage, culinary, finance, engineering, sales and guest services. Employees generally work in a structured international hospitality environment, following Marriott standards for service, safety, compliance and professional conduct. As a major global hotel group, Marriott can offer training, internal mobility and exposure to established operating procedures, although working hours may include weekends, public holidays and rotating shifts.

Working in Indonesia

Indonesia offers varied hospitality opportunities across Java, Bali, Lombok, Batam and other tourist islands. Bekasi is on Java, close to Jakarta, with strong demand for hotel, restaurant, retail, logistics and corporate-support roles. Bali and Lombok provide more resort and tourism jobs, while Batam has opportunities linked to business travel and industry. Indonesian workplace culture values politeness, teamwork, hierarchy and respectful communication. Living costs are generally lower than in many international destinations, though Jakarta-area rents and commuting can be demanding. Employees should expect tropical weather, diverse food, busy cities and a relaxed social lifestyle outside work. Foreign nationals normally need employer sponsorship and an appropriate work permit and stay visa; working on a tourist visa is not permitted. Candidates should confirm immigration arrangements, accommodation, medical insurance, tax obligations and relocation costs directly with the employer before accepting an offer.