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The Environmental Services Manager will lead custodial operations, supervise, and drive results of the Environmental Services Team. In this position you will lead a team of 28 employees.
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The Chef Manager offers a wide variety of culinary solutions to meet customer and client needs and tastes, oversees and manages 25-30 employees in the culinary operations to meet production, presentation, and service standards.
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The Warehouse Manager manages the day-to-day operations of the commissary by effectively managing Warehouse Supervisors, Leads, Drivers and Warehouse Workers, and interfacing with Amtrak personnel.
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Job Description Aramark Healthcare+ is searching for Food Production Manager to oversee the day to day kitchen operations for food services in a hospital environment. The Food Production Manager plans, administers and directs all unit activities related to food production operations, complying with the standards established by Aramark Healthcare+, regulatory agencies and client.
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The food and beverage manager will be responsible for the entire food and beverage operation in the absence of the Director of Food and beverage. Responsible for entire food and beverage operation, including quality control, staffing, event preparation, kitchen operations, dining room operations and management development.
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Aramark Healthcare+ is searching for Food Production Manager to oversee the day to day culinary and kitchen operations for the food service department at Lifespan Rhode Island Hospital.
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The Food Service Manager is a management position responsible for developing and implementing dining solutions to meet customer needs and tastes. Oversees and manages dining operations where customers order prepared foods from a menu.
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Maintains all business records, processes and documentation as required to include personnel records, delivery and invoice records, product and asset inventories, MEI/VCR data, DOT requirements, and client sales, contact and pricing communication; Performs other administrative and sales operations duties as required; Responsible for managing or directing multiple direct reports and departments as a leader working remotely from ones direct manager or with minimal oversight.
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The Custodial Manager will lead custodial operations and supervise, train and direct the custodial associates. Job Description We are looking for a talented Custodial Manager to join our team supporting Northwestern University at the Chicago Downtown campus.
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The Operations Associate Manager will also oversee the money room and will be responsible for collecting cash and reconciliation, as well maintaining a schedule for bill changers when applicable.
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General Management: Assist leadership on special projects, support Operations/Branch Manager ensuring controls are intact; prepare daily packages to hub. The Operations Manager is responsible for managing and supporting various functions in the Market Center, including but not limited to, Route, Asset and Product Management/Procurement; Warehouse and Inventory process; Human Resources functions such as maintaining HCMS, employee files and ensuring compliance regulations are being followed; and assisting Market Center leadership on other special projects as assigned.
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Job Description The Food Service Manager- Residential Dining is a management position responsible for developing and implementing dining solutions to meet customer needs and tastes. Bring value through efficient operations, appropriate cost controls, and profit management.
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Job Description Aramark Healthcare is seeking candidates for a Plant Operations & Maintenance Manager at Mercy Hospital of Buffalo, a 386 bed facility to support our Facility Operations.
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The Food Service Site Manager is a key operations leader responsible for developing and executing service solutions to meet customer needs and tastes. Aramark Student Nutrition provides food and nutrition services to over 350 school districts in the U.S. It offers public and private education institutions a variety of dining options including breakfast and lunch programs, after-school snacks, catering, nutrition education and retail operations.
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Serve as dedicated HR business partner to the Market VP of Operations. Serving as the key HR business partner to the Market VP of Operations, the Market HRM will have accountability for supporting and driving HR and people-based outcomes in their assigned area.
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