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Child Nutrition Manager Trainee

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Little Rock, AR
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Requirements

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Manager Certification Training

Job overview

The Child Nutrition Manager Trainee supports school food-service operations and may perform cafeteria manager duties when assigned or when covering for the manager. The role includes directing staff, maintaining meal and financial records, supervising food and supply handling, and following child nutrition, sanitation, safety, and HACCP requirements. The employer requires a high school diploma or GED, manager certification training, and at least two years of relevant experience; advanced computer skills are preferred.

Skills & qualifications

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Skills

Physical AbilityFood-Service Program ManagementComputer SkillsMeal Accountability SoftwareAdvanced Computer SkillsCooperationTactPatienceImpartialityPunctualityMotivationTeamworkAccepting Constructive Criticism

Qualifications

High School Diploma or GEDManager Certification Training2+ Years School Nutrition or USDA Food Service ExperienceFood-Service Production and Management Experience

Full job description

This job was posted by https://www.arjoblink.arkansas.gov : For more information, please see: https://www.arjoblink.arkansas.gov/jobs/4848689 Qualifications: - High School Diploma or GED certificate required - Must attend the Manager Certification Training (Part I and II) Program without financial compensation. The Child Nutrition Department pays for the registration and travel to attend the required training administered by the Arkansas Department of Education, Child Nutrition Unit. The classes are scheduled each June - A minimum of 2 years as a full time school nutrition worker or in a multi-faceted food service organization or agency administering USDA feeding programs. - Evidence of successful work experience in food-service production and management preferred. - Physical ability (including lifting up to 25lbs) to perform the job duties and responsibilities. - Ability to plan, organize, direct, control, and evaluate all phases of a school food service program; cooperative; tactful; patient; impartial; neat in all appearance; punctual; motivated; pleasant; works well with others; ability to accept constructive criticism. - Must have computer skills and can demonstrate knowledge of using computerized software for meal accountability. Advanced skills preferred. Basic Performance Responsibilities: - Ensures that Federal and State regulations, guidelines and local board policies pertaining to meal requirements, record keeping, and personnel are implemented and fulfilled when assigned as a cafeteria manager. - Directs staff to ensure that menus developed by the Child Nutrition Department are followed utilizing standardized recipes and procedures and served in standardized portions to ensure correct quantities to meet federally mandated nutritional requirement when assigned as a cafeteria manager. - Computer literate and able to perform all functions necessary to maintain financial accountability. - Maintain computerized records and prepare reports with a high level of efficiency. - Serves as backup to the manager and completes all duties and responsibilities of the kitchen manager in their absence. - Able to submit to the central office in the manager's absence all food and non-food orders, payroll, attendance, production records, inventory, maintenance and equipment requests correctly and timely. - Plans and assigns the work of employees by means of specifying duties and providing written work schedules when assigned as a cafeteria manager - Understands and follows all department revenue handling procedures - Complies with all district, state, and federal child nutrition policies and regulations - Complies with use of and maintains care of equipment and facilities - Maintain high standards of personal appearance, health, sanitation, and safety - Supervise receiving and storage of food and supplies - Works to ensure all health department sanitation standards are met - Understands and ensures safety policies are followed and worker's compensation procedures are followed - Understands and follows all HACCP mandates - Notifies Supervisor of any personnel issues and keeps these issues confidential - Stays current with all district and department communication including voicemail and email. Shares all information with kitchen staff in a timely manner. - Participates in all required meetings, trainings, and development - Carries out all tasks and directives given by CN Supervisor to whom the position directly reports - Substitutes when necessary in the child nutrition worker positions - Other duties as assigned

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