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Work banquet food station as scheduled by Food Production Manager. Prepare and service food for Associate Cafeteria as specified by the Food Production Manager.
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Preparation of specials will be under the direction of the Food Production Manager or Assistant Food Production Manager. Prepare and display buffet food items according to Aimbridge Hospitality standards.
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Ensure the efficient operation of the hotel in the absence of the General Manager by supervising and supporting the Guest Services, Food & Beverage, Food Production, Engineering, Accounting, Sales, and housekeeping departments.
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Experience with Electrical / Mechanical: Navy nukes - EMN, ETN, MMNs, SeaBees, Army - Power Generation, Air Force – Power Production, Generator Techs, Maritime, Coast Guard, Army National Guard, etc.
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Experience: Three years of experience in a food processing environment preferred; five years of equipment maintenance experience in areas such as agriculture, production, or manufacturing required; three years supervisory experience required; and strong electrical and PLC knowledge required.
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General Labor, Production Schedule: Mid-Shift Monday- Friday 10am – 7pm Full Time Romeoville, IL, US Department Production Key Accountabilities of Warehouse Associates/General Labor: Responsible for the production of a quality product that meets all customer and regulatory requirements.
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The Assistant General Manager at the Homewood Suites by Hilton Kansas City Speedway assists the General Manager to. Assist the General Manager in the development of managerial and hourly employees through the implementation of Corporate and Brand training programs.
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School food service experience preferred. Physical demands include use of computer, traveling, lifting, pushing, and pulling of equipment and/or food and non-food materials used for nutrition presentation, in services, recipe standardization and manager meetings.
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The Disney Experiences Technology & Digital team leads end-to-end digital and physical Guest experience for tech initiatives across the Attractions & Entertainment, Food & Beverage, Resorts & Transportation, and Merchandise lines of business as well as other initiatives including the MyDisneyExperience and Hey, Disney.
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As a Restaurant Brand Food Service Manager you will be entrusted to work with the Multi Unit or Multi Brand General manager to guide your fellow team members in delivering an exceptional guest dining experience, operational excellence to achieve the Brand standards in service and execution, and a working environment that promotes engagement and living the Company values, making EG America the clear choice for our guest’s every day needs.
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Guest Experience Manager | Hourly Assistant Manager | Shift Leader | Hourly Manager | Shift Manager | Customer Service | By being hardworking, passionate and capable of leading and coaching a team, you will excel in our Guest Experience Manager role.
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Some of the key stakeholders outside of your direct reports that you will be regularly engaging with will be the direct manager, Operations Manager as well a General Manager, Safety Manager, HR Manager, Engineering, Manufacturing Engineering, Customer Service and Sales teams.
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The Production Manager at the Whitehall Cement Plant will manage the production department to efficiently manufacture budgeted amounts of products while meeting safety, environmental, and quality objectives.
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The General Manager partners with the CEO, Director of Operations, Guest Relations Manager and Executive Chef to set, meet, and exceed the goals of the business by ensuring alignment with the mission and core values of the Gjelina Group.
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Working Relationships: Guest Service Associates, Food Service Associates, MU/MB General Manager, Brand District Manager, Brand Regional Manager, Guest Service Leads, Site Manager, District Manager, Region Manager, Brand Manager, VP, Company personnel, and various vendors.
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