Shift Manager

Posted 17 days ago

marcos pizzaMeridian (ID)

SENIORITY

Mid

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About the role

Shift Manager OpportunityWe're looking for a positive and responsible person to join our team as a Shift Manager! Our in-store leaders are responsible for supporting and sustaining our culture and driving business results. As a Shift Manager you have the opportunity to make a real impact on your store and your team. We're looking for someone who: Is friendly and genuinely cares about the happiness of others Takes accountability for their actions and takes pride in their work Has a can-do attitude and asks "what else can I do?" Is a good teammate who providesand valueshonest feedback Has a passion for making great guest experiences Sound like you? Check out the responsibilities and requirements below and then fill out an application! Primary responsibilities of the Shift Manager position include: Supervise store crew and all workstations in day to day operations Excel in performing all crew member tasks including: makeline, cut table, monitoring the ovens, packaging of products, quality check and order accuracy, and guest relations. Maintain cleanliness of the store. Recognize and react to inferior products. Work with Drivers and Manager to ensure efficient routing of deliveries.
Job Requirements include: High School Diploma or equivalent Valid driver's license Be at least 18 years of age Must be able to stand for long periods of time (10 hours) on any given day Need to be able to lift minimum 50 lbs.

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