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Must obtain and maintain Manager Food Handler certification. 5+ years of prior food service, retail, or restaurant supervisory experience; retail management experience preferred.
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As the General Manager, you will be responsible for driving profitability for one RaceTrac store and leading up to 45 employees. You will continually deliver on RaceTrac’s mission of making people’s lives simpler and more enjoyable through a focus on friendly service, food execution, cleanliness, building talent, and driving success.
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Drive excellence in food service by executing designed processes, implementing goals to increase sales and margin, ensuring product quality, and using training resources. Direct, monitor, and adhere to all RaceTrac, federal, state, and local safety-related regulations, including food safety regulations.
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Write, implement, and monitor manager development and performance plans. Establish an environment of prompt, efficient, and courteous service and effectively engage in conflict management.
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Ensure all food offers are available; ensure preparation areas and equipment are clean and properly maintained. Own staffing in store by providing timely feedback on interviews to the recruiting team.
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May be required to obtain and maintain alcohol server permit, based on local or state requirements. Display RaceTrac’s Leadership Qualities through acting with a servant-leader mentality, prioritizing tasks appropriately, going the extra mile for guests and your team, listening, and communicating respectfully, and solving problems with a proactive, solutions-oriented approach.
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Use company provided tools to coach, mentor and develop a high performing store team. Ensure all risk management issues are in compliance with company standards. Create or approve Management and Associate schedules to ensure proper staffing levels for expected sale volumes, while taking team member availability, payroll, and overtime costs into consideration.
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Have complete understanding of budget and cost trends that impact operations; proactively work to drive sales and overall financial health of the store. Strategically direct control of inventory and the distribution of materials, merchandise, and supplies.
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Lead the coaching, training, and assessment of direct reports while adhering to operational standards. Can lift up to 50 pounds and repeatedly bend, stand, and reach while on the job. Demonstrate RaceTrac's Core Values of Honesty, Efficiency, Positive Attitude, Respect, and Teamwork.
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