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Chapter 16, Section 3

Chapter 16, Section 3. Banquet Setup Employees may be Asked to Operate:. Floodlight controls Spotlight controls Special-effect lighting controls. Setting Up a Dance Floor. Clean the function room floor. Using a cart, move the dance floor sections into the function room.

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Chapter 16, Section 3

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  1. Chapter 16, Section 3

  2. Banquet Setup Employees may be Asked to Operate: • Floodlight controls • Spotlight controls • Special-effect lighting controls

  3. Setting Up a Dance Floor • Clean the function room floor. • Using a cart, move the dance floor sections into the function room. • Place sections on the floor according to product instructions. • Push sections flush against each other and tighten the screws. • Lock into place set edging around the floor according to product instructions.

  4. Staging may be used for: • Head tables • Bandstands • Speaker’s podium

  5. What are air walls used for? • To divide a large function room into two or more smaller function rooms

  6. Taking Down Coat Check Areas • Check for items left behind by guests. • Return clothing racks, hangers, and signs to storage. • Remove air walls and tables. • Fold, stack, and remove chairs. • Remove dirty linens. • Throw away litter. • Vacuum the area.

  7. Bar Stock Items • Pitcher of water • Beverage napkins • Stirrers • Straws • Appropriate glasses • Bucket of ice • Drip bucket • Garnishes • Mixes • Nonalcoholic beverages • Corkscrew and bottle opener • Bar utensils

  8. VIPs May Include: • Executives of major companies • Meeting planners who bring many guests to a property • Other guests selected by the general manager, sales staff, or other managers

  9. Section 16.3 Quiz

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