Marble Polisher

Role Purpose:

The Marble Polisher is responsible for the restoration, polishing, maintenance, and protection of all marble and stone surfaces across F&B areas, including dining tables, service counters, host stations, bar tops, and wall marbles. The role ensures surfaces are kept clean, hygienic, and visually appealing in accordance with brand and hygiene standards.

Key Responsibilities

Surface Maintenance & Polishing

• Clean, polish, hone, and restore marble and granite surfaces using both hand

tools and machine polishers (single disc, orbital, and wet polishing

machines).

• Conduct routine inspections to identify wear, stains, cracks, or dull spots on

all stone surfaces.

• Remove etching, scratches, watermarks, and stains using approved polishing

agents and abrasive techniques.

• Apply sealants and impregnators to protect surfaces against moisture, oil,

and stains, especially in food handling zones.

• Maintaining, polishing and repairing stones like terrazzo, quartz, or synthetic

stone as required.

Hygiene & Food Safety Compliance

• Ensure all polishing work is carried out using food-grade materials where

applicable and without contaminating food preparation or service areas.

• Coordinate with kitchen and operations teams to schedule work during nonpeak hours to prevent disruption or contamination.
• Use barriers and protective coverings to prevent dust or slurry from spreading

into dining or kitchen zones.

Repairs and Restoration

• Perform small crack filling, edge touch-ups, and chip repairs using colormatched epoxy or resin fillers.
• Sand and refinish high-wear areas (buffet stations, serving tops) without

altering stone integrity.

• Address and report any structural defects or loose stone fixtures to the

maintenance supervisor.

Safety & Compliance

• Adhere to safety protocols when handling chemicals, tools, and equipment,

ensuring compliance with workplace safety laws

• Report any non-compliance issues or risks to management and assist in

ensuring that corrective actions are taken

Tool and Equipment Management

• Operate and maintain polishing machines, vacuum systems, and other

related tools in safe working condition.

• Clean and store tools properly after every shift and perform basic preventive

maintenance.

• Ensure all equipment is labeled and used per manufacturer guidelines.

Recordkeeping & Reporting

• Maintain accurate logs of polishing activities, surface conditions, chemicals

used, and machine maintenance.

• Report damaged, worn-out, or unsafe surfaces that require replacement or

professional restoration.

• Track consumption of consumable

Job Type: Full-time

Application Question(s):

• How much is your salary expectation?