Food Service Director

Posted 2 days ago

elior collegiate diningWilliston (ND)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$65,000 per year

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About the role

We are looking to add a motivated, effective food service director to our Elior Collegiate Dining team in Williston, ND. As a food service director, you will have the opportunity to lead a talented team of food service workers and manage all aspects of a food service department to ensure that customers and clients never miss a meal.
What you’ll be doing: Managing all functions of the food service department and its resources. Manage and lead a team of associates, including hiring and training new employees. Ensuring that staff meet all culinary, safety, and sanitation standards and regulations. Budgeting for the department, including directly purchasing ingredients and ensuring the account meets all targets and forecasts. Conferring with the district manager or other departments regarding the technical and administrative aspects of dining service.
What we’re looking for
Must-haves: At least three years of experience coordinating food service operations. Previous experience with industrial cooking. Excellent communication skills and experience communicating with both hourly staff and company executives. The ability to manage in a diverse environment with a strong focus on client and customer services and satisfaction. Experience with and knowledge of all Microsoft Office suite applications.
Nice-to-haves: ServSafe and/or HACCP certification Where you’ll be working: Williston State College Compensation Range Compensation for this position is up to $65,000 / year based on experience. Medical (FT Employees) Vision Voluntary UNUM offering for Accident, Critical Illness and Hospital Indemnity

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