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As a TGI Fridays Shift Supervisor, you’ll be a respected leader with a competitive pay based on experience and world class training with the best in the business. As an Associate Manager with TGI Fridays, superb communication and customer service skills are a must.
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Ensures proper execution of recipe procedures to maintain a high quality and consistent productKeeps entire kitchen clean; stocks and sets up rotationKeeps prepared food continuously moving out of the kitchenCommunicates ticket times and potential problems with the service staff, kitchen staff and ManagersCompletes assigned prep work for stocking and set up of station.
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Specific responsibilities of the Shift Supervisor include:Keep it running smooth - Supervise operations during scheduled shifts, including daily decision-making, and staff support while upholding standards, product quality and cleanliness.
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Shift Supervisor scheduled shifts and ensure Guests always receive their order in complete accuracy. Specific requirements for the Shift Supervisor include:One year of external restaurant experience Must be capable of performing all functions and meeting qualification standards for All positionsMust complete and pass background checkMust be able to walk and stand during entire shiftMust be able to read, write and speak EnglishMust be able to lift up to 30 lbs.
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Labels, day dots and signs all products as appropriateKeeps immediate supervisor promptly and fully informed of all problems or unusual matters of significance and takes prompt corrective action where necessary or suggests alternative courses of action which may be takenPerforms other duties and responsibilities as required or requestedMust be able to follow TGI FRIDAYS and CDC guidelines concerning any health crisis.
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Shift Leader | Team Leader | ManagerWe are an equal opportunity employer and value diversity at our company. ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:Directs and supervises restaurant hourly team members on assigned shift to ensure product quality, operational efficiency, and optimum guest service.
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