Foodservice Supervisor JET FOOD STORE #74 - Jet Food Stores : Job Details

Foodservice Supervisors at Jet Food Stores are expected to oversee and execute the following responsibilities at multiple store locations over all prepared on site food categories:* Recruit, hire, and train employees at all locations in each supervisor's district.* Implement, train, and follow upon new or existing food programs.* Ensure food quality is at the highest level of expectation.* Ensure proper cleanliness in food preparation, cooking, and serving environments.* Ensure food/paper products are being stocked, rotated, ordered, delivered, and restocked as expected.* Actively maintains and updates pricing and standard procedures at the store level.* Maintains a constant awareness of equipment care, use, and breakdowns to reduce or eliminate downtime.* Reports to the Director of Food Operations and assists with any projects related to foodservice in any area of the company.* Has a high sense of self motivation and responsibility for all locations under their supervision to ensure the highest possible success.* Must be able to travel for 10 or more hours per day.* Able to utilize a personal vehicle with a company paid vehicle allowance, and maintain this vehicle to be ready for travel at all times, or willing to travel in a company owned vehicle during working days.* Must be able to stand or walk for long periods of time.* Must be able to be in hot environments or around hot equipment for extended periods of time.* Must be able to work in environments from -10 to 40 degrees for extended periods of time.* Must be able to lift cases of product up to 60 lb at one time.* Have basic knowledge of email, Microsoft Office suite including Excel and Word.* Willing to be organized and punctual.* Willing to work any day of the week or any time of the day if needed.* Communicate with deli managers on a daily basis with any problems they need assistance with.* Assist deli managers and office staff with inventory shortage corrections.* Investigate inventory shortages and document any evidence found.* Correct inventory/waste issues and train employees how to handle inventory properly.