General Manager

Metz Culinary Management•Verona, PA
•$70,000 - $75,000•Onsite

About The Position

Metz Culinary Management is seeking a polished and experienced Food Service Director/General Manager for a prominent opportunity in a busy commercial kitchen and café operations setting. The ideal candidate will have experience leading a team in all operations, a polished and professional identity, and a winning attitude. Experience is desired in a Contract Dining Food Service setting such as Hospital, School, College, Senior Living, or Corporate Dining accounts. This role has overall responsibility for food service, including instituting company cycle menus and recipes, planning and overseeing purchasing, employee personnel programs, scheduling, bookkeeping, customer and client relations, and overseeing food preparation, service, and sanitation. The General Manager is accountable for total operation results and reports to Client Administration and The District Manager.

Requirements

  • 3+ Plus Years in a Food Service Manager role (front and back)
  • Knowledgeable in Retail Sales and POS systems
  • Catering Management Experience
  • Impeccable Communication Skills
  • Restaurant Management knowledge
  • Thorough knowledge of Menu implementation with stunning presentation ideas
  • Team Building with strong Recruiting and Retention Program
  • Technology Savvy

Nice To Haves

  • Experience in a healthcare setting such as Senior Living, Hospital, or Rehabilitation
  • Experience in a Contract Dining Food Service setting
  • Hospitality Degree

Responsibilities

  • Institutes company cycle menus and recipes
  • Plans and oversees purchasing
  • Oversees employee personnel programs
  • Oversees scheduling
  • Oversees bookkeeping
  • Oversees customer and client relations
  • Oversees food preparation, service, and sanitation
  • Accountable for total operation results

Benefits

  • atmosphere
  • opportunity
  • benefits that enable us to be an employer of choice
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