Barback/Stocker

General Purpose:

Monitors facilities to ensure occupancy certificates are adhered to.

Assists the bar staff in stocking and preparing for the night’s service.

Supervision received:

Works under the direct supervision of the Food & Beverage Manager/Bar Supervisor

Essential duties and responsibilities:

Maintains safety and order in his/her area in a competent manner; maintains alertness at all times while observing patrons in and around the facility.

Intervene when any poor behavior is exhibited by patrons.

Must be alert to customer’s demeanor and communicate with bartender customers who exhibit unstable behavior.

Be alert and aware of the environment at all times.

Refill ice bins, restock liquor, and replace kegs as needed.

Helps maintain a clean facility.

Assists in the operation of the facility in other capacities as required

Use good judgment, be safe, and keep things in perspective.

Reports accidents to Department manager and completes any necessary accident report.

Maintains good and courteous relations with patrons, staff and management.

Pulls and delivers liquor to each licensed beverage facility

Assists in receiving food deliveries and picks up produce as necessary

Other duties as assigned.

Any equivalent combination of experience and/or education that meets the intent of the above requirements will be accepted.

Selections guidelines:

Formal application, rating of education and experience; oral interview and reference check.

Job related tests may be required. The following pre-employment tests will be required.

Background check

Drug testing is required.

To Apply: Applications for employment are available on our website www.bbrd.org. Send completed applications to Ltummolo@bbrd.org contact 772-664-3141 ext 211.

Barefoot Bay Recreation District is a Drug-Free Workplace and an Equal Opportunity Employer

Posted: March 11, 2026 Closes: When filled

About Barefoot Bay Recreation District

Barefoot Bay The largest unincorporated, deed-restricted manufactured home community and recreation district, located in southern Brevard County, Florida. The population reported from the 2010 United States Census was 9,808. The nearest commercial area is Sebastian, FL, located in Indian River County. History of Barefoot Bay Barefoot Bay began as an idea for a recreational vehicle vacation resort for those looking to escape the colder weather up north or just looking for a great place to relax. In 1968, the Gulf Acceptance Corporation, purchased the original one thousand acres that would become known as Barefoot Bay. With that, the vision for a Polynesian themed recreation community had begun. The beautiful Polynesian style clubhouse opened its doors in June of 1971. It would host up to 500 people and include a full kitchen.