Job Posting- Aramark

December 1, 2009 1 | By The Commerce Times

Aramark is currently looking for a qualified individual to fill a full time management trainee position. The chosen candidate will undergo a six month training program to become part of the senior management team. You will be responsible to perform duties necessary to become familiar with both the operations, serve in a supervisory capacity, and conduct management functions including inventory, ordering, customer service, managing employees, and delegating responsibility. Must be flexible to travel and willing to relocate if required.

Job Functions:
- Financial reporting such as budgets and projections
- Assisting in hiring, training, coaching, and supervising employees
- Ensure all food service standards and quality requirements are met
- Assist in managing food production, inventory, and labour costs
- Ensure compliance with local, provincial, and federal health and safety laws
- Perform any other duties as assigned by management

Qualifications:
- Completion of Hospitality program or equivalent
- Minimum of one to two years solid experience in fast paced food service
- Computer knowledge in Microsoft Word and Excel
- Ability to work effectively under pressure and to meet deadlines
- Serve Safe trained an asset
- Bilingual in French and English an asset

If interested, please email amy_yeung@aramark.ca

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