General Manager
amirianLong Beach (CA)
About the role
Restaurant General Manager The Restaurant General Manager is responsible for creating a culture that reflects the company values. Responsibilities include managing the daily operations of the restaurant, including selection, development and performance management of employees. In addition, the Restaurant General Manager oversees the inventory and ordering of food and supplies, optimizes profits and ensures the guests are satisfied with their dining experience. The Restaurant General Manager reports to the District Manager.
Primary Responsibilities include: Financial:
- Adhere to company standards and service levels to increase sales.
- Manage costs to meet budget targets focusing on but not limited to cost of sales, labor costs and cash over/short.
- Analyze variances and initiate corrective actions with a high sense of urgency.
- Responsible for ensuring that all financial and personnel/payroll related administrative duties are completed accurately, on time and in accordance with company policies and procedures.
- Food Safety and Planning:
- Maintains a safe, secure, and healthy environment by establishing, following, and enforcing sanitation standards and procedures and complying with health and legal regulations.
- Responsible for ensuring consistent high quality food preparation and service.
- Maintain professional restaurant image, including restaurant cleanliness, proper uniforms, and appearance standards.
- Maintain accurate inventory and control cost of goods.
- Supervise portion control and quantities of preparation to minimize waste.
- Estimate food needs, place orders with distributor, and schedule the delivery of food and supplies.
- Must be ServSafe certified and uphold all ServSafe guidelines.
- Complete weekly Food Excellence Self-Assessment.
- Guest Service:
- Ensure positive guest service in all areas. Respond to complaints, taking any and all appropriate actions to turn dissatisfied guests into return guests.
- Operations:
- Ensure a safe working environment for employees and guests to reduce the risk of injury and accidents. Completes accident reports promptly in the event that a guest or employee is injured. Calls Medcor in case of an employee injury.
- Manage shifts which include: daily decision making, scheduling, planning while upholding standards, product quality and cleanliness.
- Investigate and resolve complaints concerning food quality and service.
- Complete one Food Excellence audit on the restaurant each week.
- Personnel:
- Recruiting, selecting, training, assigning, supervising, coaching, counseling, and when necessary, terminating employees.
- Ensures all employees complete training.
- Communicating job expectations, planning, monitoring, and enforcing policies and procedures.
- Develop employees by providing ongoing feedback and establishing performance expectations.
- Maintain an accurate and up-to-date plan of restaurant staffing needs. Prepare schedules and ensure that the restaurant is fully staffed for all shifts.
- Conducts a monthly meeting with staff.
- Develops employees to become Shift Leaders and future General Managers.
Accountabilities:
- Maintains compliance with all state, local and federal regulations, as well as company policies and procedures. Performs loss prevention audits to ensure all laws are being followed.
- Upholds company's purpose and values
- Keeps District Manager promptly and fully informed of all issues (i.e. problems, unusual matters of significance and positive events) and takes prompt corrective action where necessary or suggest alternative courses of action.
- Completes job responsibilities in a timely and effective manner
- Maintains a favorable working relationship with all company employees to foster and promote a cooperative and harmonious working climate which will be conducive to maximum employee morale, productivity and efficiency/effectiveness.
- Accomplishes company goals by accepting ownership
- Performs other duties and responsibilities as required or requested.
Work Schedule:
Works 50 hours/week, or more based on restaurant needs.
Works 3 of the busiest days.
Works at least 2 opening, 2 mid, and 1 closing shift.
Compensation is dependent on experience.
Equal Opportunity Employer This employer is required to notify all applicants of their rights pursuant to federal employment laws. For further information, please review the Know Your Rights notice from the Department of Labor.
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