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The Shift Leader acts as the shift lead in the absence of the Restaurant General Manager or Assistant Manager, training, coaching and driving team member performance. Provide training, feedback, coaching and direction to fellow team members, assuming role of Shift lead in Restaurant General Manager or Assistant Managers absence.
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As a Shift Supervisor, you will take ownership and responsibility to lead your shift by leading the team with a smile, seek help when needed, and guide others. Charter Foods a franchisee of leading brands in the Food & Beverage industry, is seeking a Shift Supervisor to support the Management Team in running great shifts and meeting Charter Foods standards and brand standards.
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The shift supervisor is responsible for assisting the store manager in maintaining a positive environment, which provides fast, efficient, and friendly service ensuring a Total Quality Experience for both our customers and team members.
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The Warehouse Lead is a critical role within the Warehouse operation and is required to ensure the accurate and on-time receipt of inbound loads and outbound customer shipments. Make recommendations to the Warehouse Supervisor on programs to improve warehouse operations focusing on Continuous Improvement and Quality initiatives.
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Cintas is seeking a Production Supervisor - 2nd Shift to lead and direct our Production team. Let's talk about how you'll fit into our team and how your hard work will be recognized through competitive pay, world-class benefits and ongoing career development.
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