
Food and Beverage Assistant Manager - Campus Services - 51702 - Grade 4
- United Kingdom
- £27,166-28,768 per year
- Permanent
- Full-time
- Ensure that areas within your area of responsibility are set up and operated adhering to Standard Operating Procedures or Brand Guidelines.
- Prepare for operational and standards audits, ensuring everything is in order to ensure a successful audit.
- Provide proactive assistance in supporting your manager to deliver financial targets. This will include:
- Contributing to the creation and delivery of sales plans to achieve the sales targets;
- Ensuring all costs are controlled: staffing costs, gross profit percentages, consumables, maintenance and repairs, and any other controllable costs;
- Carrying out, and acting on results of monthly stocktakes, suggest improvements to ensure gross profit percentage is met;
- Delivering all event activity on time and within budget constraints;
- Monitoring all cash handling and till / system functions to ensure accuracy and consistency, dealing with any anomalies.
- Ensure that shifts within your responsibility are managed in a safe and efficient manner.
- To ensure that the agreed standard of food and beverage service are delivered at all times, and that all food and beverage preparation by yourself and those you are managing, meets all legal requirements and is of the highest standard of quality.
- Comply with licensing law when serving alcohol and ensure that your team are compliant too.
- Audit the units on a regular basis to address any potential or developing problems as they arise and become more serious.
- Ensure that all facilities are maintained and operational. You will be expected to deal with most issues yourself, but you will be able to escalate where appropriate to your manager.
- To adhere to and ensure that the team follow all work rules and codes of practice including:
- Health & Safety codes of practice;
- Control of substances hazardous to health (COSHH);
- Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point (HACCP) hygiene and allergen recording systems;
- Ensure that all Admin and paperwork is completed in a professional & timely manner.
- You will ensure that goals and objectives are set for your staff and that you develop organisational capability by coaching the team.
- You will display a “customer comes first” attitude by ensuring excellent service, training and supporting staff to ensure they deliver the same approach. For Back of House areas this can include working relationships with front of house team members as well as customers.
- Proactively evaluate customer needs; reviews working environment and key business indicators to identify problems, concerns and opportunities for achieving operational goals.
- Provide continued training of staff, both regular and casual members, as new guidance is released as well as ensuring the level of service is maintained via effective training and regular refreshers for all staff. This will include on the job training and delivering training sessions as required by your manager.
- Carry our regular job chats and PDR's with the team, ensuring compliance with the Universities policies and procedures.
- To deputise for the Manager as required, ensuring that your area of responsibility runs effectively and compliantly in your absence.
- Supports equality and values diversity, moderating own behaviour to avoid unfair discriminatory impact or bias on others.
- Contracts are annualised and based on 36 hours per week (or pro rata) inclusive of weekdays, weekends, bank holidays and closed days on a rota basis, including evening work activities. Operational windows will vary by business unit/activity. Hours will be defined in your contract of employment.
- BOPS is an all year round service, you will be required to participate as required in the Duty Manager rota, providing management cover 7 days per week / 365 days of the year, and provide emergency response as necessary across all operations.
- To undertake works activities across all UoB campuses as requested that are commensurate with the grade and role activities to support the Division and wider UoB activities.
- Literacy and numeracy skills which may be evidenced by Mathematics and GCSE grade C or equivalent (or other equivalent level 2 qualifications).
- Experience of working at a supervisory or management level within a commercial food service and preparation environment.
- A current Food Safety level 3 certificate.
- Full, clean driving license as your role may involve driving University vehicles.
- Current Personal License holder for the sale of alcohol or be willing to obtain said license with training and support.
- Ability to contribute to the planning, organising and development of sales and service plans to grow and advance current business levels in all areas.
- Knowledge of the Health and Safety at Work Act, HACCP, COSHH, waste disposal and other regulatory guidance is essential as is knowledge of Fire procedures.
- Proficiency with Microsoft suite of programs.
- Clear and concise communication skills are essential as you will be in regular communication with managers, staff and customers, good interpersonal skills are also essential with the ability to demonstrate a friendly and courteous manner toward both internal and external customers.
- Excellent organisational skills with the ability to work within a team environment and to deadlines.
- Highly motivated, team player able to engage across multiple student and staff groups with the ability to work under pressure and to timelines.
- An understanding of the importance of equality and diversity in the workplace.
- The ability to identify and respond to equality and diversity issues in line with relevant policies and procedures.