Office Supervisor
avi foodsystemsToledo (OH)
About the role
AVI Foodsystems is looking for an energetic and optimistic leader to immediately hire for the role of Office Supervisor, Full-time. This position works Monday through Friday with occasional evenings.
Founded in 1960, AVI Foodsystems has evolved into one of the most respected and trusted food service companies in the nation. Providing comprehensive food services with a focus on the highest quality and freshest ingredients, impeccable service, and total value is the reputation we have earned and live up to every day.
Duties & Responsibilities:
Maintain vendor relationships and update contact information as needed
Balance and authorize petty cash disbursements
Supervise data entry to ensure stock, food, and pastry orders are entered timely and accurately
Coordinate the receipt and distribution of daily mail
Order office supplies
Assist in recruiting, interviewing, drug testing, completing new hire paperwork, and training new team members
Greet visitors to the branch in a pleasant and informed manner
Organize, prioritize and designate maintenance calls
Perform other clerical/administrative functions as necessary
Prepare miscellaneous reports or conduct subject research as requested
Requirements:
Excellent communication and organizational skills
Ability to delegate and multi-task while working in a fast‑paced environment
Self‑motivated and able to motivate others
Working knowledge of Microsoft Office: Word and Excel
Previous administrative and clerical experience, including office management
Benefits:
A family culture and atmosphere
Competitive compensation
Health, dental, vision, and life insurance for full‑time team members
401(k) with generous company match
Paid vacations and holidays
Immense training and growth opportunities
We conduct pre‑employment drug testing. EOE
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