Kitchen Supervisor

Hulsing Hotels•Lawrence, KS

9d•$40,000 - $45,000•Onsite

About The Position

The Kitchen supervisor is responsible for leading the members of the kitchen staff and ensuring quality of food items. The kitchen supervisor represents the hotel to all guests, coordinating guest needs with other hotel departments, utilizing the principles, policies and standards of Hulsing Hotels.

Requirements

Ability to lift and/or move up to 50lbs.

Responsibilities

Directly carry out supervisory responsibilities in accordance with the organization’s policies and applicable laws.
Ensure that the Kitchen is at all times in compliance with local and state codes in regard to sanitation, safety and work rules.
Supervise and schedule kitchen staff in accordance with staffing guidelines and forecasted labor costs and edit all employee hours worked for payroll purposes.
Follow company polices and budgeted labor percentages.
Adjust schedules throughout the week to meet business demands.
Oversee and direct training of new hires in specified phases of the Kitchen operation.
Maintain an ongoing training program for existing staff.
Reevaluate positions and work with General Manager to make changes wherever necessary.
Assist the General Manager in the research and development of annual budgets related to your department.
Justify any excessive spending on a monthly basis.
Maintain proper sanitation and cleanliness of the kitchen areas at all times. This includes supervising kitchen employees to ensure that daily, weekly and quarterly cleaning list are being completed effectively.
Coordinate the organization of all kitchen storage units following state health inspections including proper food handling and labeling.
Take inventory and purchase all required foods for the hotel outlets.
With the involvement of the other Food & Beverage Managers, maintain a current inventory of all “non-food” items.
Establish and follow PAR Levels.
Order following the budgeted figures and approval of General Manager.
Interact with clientele as needing (i.e. table touching in restaurants, meeting with catering customers, making contact at banquet events, etc.).
Ensure uniform and personal appearance are clean and professional, maintain confidentiality of proprietary information, and protect company assets.
Performs other duties as assigned.