Food Service Manager
kellwellAsheboro (NC)
$55,000 per year
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Company Description:
Kellwell Food Management, a Correctional Food Service Provider is now hiring a Food Service Manager at the Randolph County Jail located in Asheboro, NC. This is a Full-Time position with benefits. We have weekly pay and the starting rate for this position is $55,000 a year.
Role Description:
This is a full-time, on-site role for a Correctional Food Service Manager. The role involves overseeing meal preparation, ensuring compliance with food safety standards, managing food inventory, and supervising kitchen staff within a correctional facility environment. The Correctional Food Service Manager will also handle scheduling, ensure cost-effective operations, and maintain adherence to nutritional guidelines. Additionally, the role includes ensuring facility requirements are met, managing staff training, and addressing any operational concerns promptly and effectively.
Qualifications:
Experience in Food Preparation, Culinary Arts, and Food Sanitization Skills in Team Leadership, Staff Supervision, and Training Management Proficiency in Inventory Management and Budget Planning Familiarity with Food Safety Protocols, Nutrition Standards, and Compliance Regulations Ability to work in a structured environment and adapt to a correctional facility setting Strong organizational, communication, and problem-solving skills Previous experience in correctional food service management is a plus ServSafe Certification or equivalent is preferred MUST PASS BACKGROUND AND DRUG TEST TO WORK IN CORRECTIONAL FACILITY
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