Apprentice Bartender Banquet, Grand

MGM Resorts International

Las Vegas Metropolitan AreaFresher2h agovia LinkedIn

This job at a glance

Who can apply
New grads, no experience needed
Work
On-site in Las Vegas Metropolitan Area
Pay
Not stated by the employer.
Listed
Nov 2, 2026 · still open

About the Role

As a Banquet Bartender Apprentice at MGM Grand, you will support seamless beverage service for banquets, conventions, and special events. You will assist bartenders with preparing, setting up, maintaining, and breaking down bar stations, ensuring all beverages, products, and supplies are properly stocked throughout service. By maintaining a clean, organized, and efficient work environment, you will help deliver exceptional hospitality and create memorable moments for every guest.

Starting Rate: $16.43

Key Responsibilities

  • Assist the bartender with preparation of drinks, mixes and garnishes
  • Maintain the cleanliness, sanitation, and appearance of the bar area
  • Maintain sufficient stock of all items and products in designated work areas
  • Ensure proper set up, labeling, stocking and delivery of alcohol, non-alcoholic beverages, supplies, glasses, paper products, garnishes, and ice
  • Clean equipment, tools, supplies, polish glassware and ensure equipment is in working order
  • Perform opening and closing duties based upon shift assignment
  • Promote and maintain the highest level of service to all guests while staying alert to their needs, and respond effectively to guest inquiries
  • Resolve guest complaints within scope of authority; otherwise, refer the matter to management, notify supervisor and/or Security of all unusual events, circumstances, missing items, or alleged theft

Requirements & Tech Stack

  • 21+ years of age
  • Looking to achieve a Union Pour card
  • Work varied shifts, including weekends and holidays.

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