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DRESS CODE

At The Fire Society, we maintain a specific dress code for many of our positions. The purpose of the dress code is to promote the utmost level of professionalism as well as ensure workplace safety for our employees. Depending on your position, when you are confirmed for a work assignment at the Company you may be informed by the Staffing Manager which of the attires you are assigned to wear for your shift. 

Employees must present a neat, well-groomed appearance, and a courteous disposition. Attire must be consistent with the nature of the work performed. Flashy, ill-fitting, revealing, offensive, and other non-businesslike and distracting clothing are unacceptable. Employees who report to work in unacceptable attire may be requested to leave work and return in acceptable attire. Such time away from work will be without pay.

Failure to follow the dress code will result in disciplinary action.

FRONT OF HOUSE DRESS CODES

The Fire Society has multiple dress codes that are used for our events.Staff members are required to own the clothing that is necessary for the shifts they sign up for. Required dress codes are listed in Nowsta for each event shift.

EXAMPLES OF WARM WEAR, SHOES & MORE

BACK OF HOUSE DRESS CODE

There are two dress codes for our back-of-house staff in our company. Our in-house dress code

and our events dress code. 

EVENTS CULINARY

  • Black button-down collared dress shirt 

  • Plain black t-shirt (for underneath)

      (Both shirts required)

  • Black Kitchen Pants

  • Black Shoes

  • Set of Clean Knives

  • Clean Hair & Nails

IN-HOUSE CULINARY

  • Plain Black T-Shirt

  • Black Chef/Kitchen Pants

  • Black Kitchen Shoes (non-slip)

  • Clean Hair & Nails

& Production Staff

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