Polisher

Maple Hospitality GroupMiami, FloridaOn-siteFull-timeMid level, 2–5 yearsListed 3 weeks ago

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About this role

Join Maple Hospitality Group , where culinary excellence meets unparalleled service. Led by renowned restaurateur Jim Lasky and two-Michelin-starred Chef Danny Grant , known for his innovative approach to fine dining, we're building a team of passionate food lovers dedicated to creating iconic destinations .

We believe success hinges on impeccable food, world-class service, and one-of-a-kind dining experiences . As we expand across Chicago, Scottsdale, Dallas, Santa Barbara, Miami, and Boston, you'll find endless opportunities for growth, travel, and continuing education .

Our culture is built on four core principles:

- Generosity: Always give more, exceed expectations.

- Excellence: Deliver exceptional work with unmatched expertise.

- Fun: Love what you do, laugh often, and enjoy the journey.

- Fail Fast: Learn from mistakes, adapt, and keep improving.

What You Will Do:

- Silverware & Flatware Polishing: Inspect washed forks, knives, and spoons; steam and polish them using clean microfiber cloths or run them through a commercial grain/cutlery polisher machine.

- Glassware Care: Steam and hand-polish wine glasses, water goblets, and bar glassware using lint-free polishing towels to guarantee crystal-clear presentation.

- Buffing & Sorting: Sort polished items by type, check for remaining water spots or chips, roll silverware into napkins (if required), and restock service stations for servers.

- Copper, Brass & Wood Maintenance: Periodically polish decorative brass fixtures, copper serving trays, or wood accent tables using food-safe polishing compounds during pre-service prep.

- Sanitation & Station Setup: Keep the polishing area clean, organized, and stocked with clean microfiber towels, hot water baths, or steaming equipment throughout the shift.

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Qualifications

Who We Are Looking For

- Previous restaurant experience (as a busser, dishwasher, or runner) is a plus, but entry-level candidates with high attention to detail are welcome.

- Fast, efficient hand movements with low breakage rates on delicate glass.

- Strong visual acuity to detect faint water spots, streaks, or cracks.

- Ability to work rhythmically under fast-paced, high-volume dining room rushes.

- Physical Demands: Ability to stand for 6–10 hours, perform repetitive wrist and hand motions, and safely handle delicate crystal and hot glassware.