Twenty-Two Employees Complete Maintenance Course With the Antigua Hotels & Tourist Association
Twenty-two (22) employees from the hotel sector in Antigua and Barbuda recently completed a ten-week course focused on the Introduction to Hospitality Maintenance – a Quality and Safety Management Approach which was hosted at the Sandals Grande Antigua Resort.
The course, facilitated by Mr. Kim Burdon, provided Hospitality Maintenance Managers and Supervisors with a general overview of the maintenance process from Quality, Safety to Document Management.
Anthea Watkins, Head of Operations at the AHTA remarked that ‘the AHTA is constantly looking at ways to improve the skills of the employees in the hospitality sector. The Maintenance course was developed from a need of our hotel members and we are pleased here at the Association, to have developed a partnership with Mr. Burdon to ensure that this need was met. We are encouraged by the feedback of the participants who will now bring another level of expertise to their individual resorts.”
Mr. Burdon presented a challenging ten-week course work, with focus on areas such as Equipment Reliability monitoring; Introduction to Environmental & Sustainability Management and Role, cost and management of Hospitality Facilities, Human Factors & Human limitations. Mr. Burdon stated that “We had an enthusiastic group of employees who are fiercely dedicated to the success of their individual properties. We have covered several areas of study and I am confident that their continued success in their respective roles as Maintenance Supervisors and Managers will guarantee that the Maintenance Operations are working at an optimal level.”
The AHTA would like to congratulate all participants.
For more information on courses offered by the Antigua Hotels and Tourist Association, please contact the office via email at anthea@antiguahotels.org or call 268.462.0374.
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