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The Galley Manager oversees all resources and staffing for Galley operations at ISA BOS, supervising 12+ food service workers (LNs). Responsible for developing and implementing a 28-day cycle menu per NAVSUP guidance and ensuring supplies meet daily meal needs.
Ensures proper cooking techniques per NAVSUP standards, maintains equipment accountability, and uses FSM for ordering and reporting. Three meals daily serve 120+ patrons on average.
The Galley Manager supervises all resources and staffing necessary to perform Galley operations at ISA BOS. The Galley Manager will supervise 12+/- food service workers who are Local Nationals (LNs). The Galley Manager is responsible for developing and implementing a 28-day cycle menu per Part A, Chapter 3 of NAVSUP P-486 and ensuring supplies are sufficient to meet daily meal preparation and serving requirements.
Ensure proper cooking techniques are being applied IAW standards and guidelines as established by NAVSUP P-486, NAVSUP P-7, The Armed Forces Recipe Service, NAVSUP P-476, Navy Food Service, NAVSUP P-580, Fat, Cholesterol and Calories List for General Messes, The New Professional Chef, and The Art and Science of Culinary Preparation. Maintain all equipment accountability and serviceability and turn-in and ordering of stockage levels using the Food Service Management (FSM) System. Provide meal planning services to ensure cycle menu planning is acceptable and sufficient supplies are available for the execution of daily meal preparation and serving processes.
The majority of Galley operations will be to provide carry-out meals per NAVSUP P-486. The Galley Manager must ensure that all meals meet Nutritious and Acceptable Meal standards and guidelines as established by applicable NAVSUP regulations and The Armed Forces Recipe Service. Three meals are provided daily with an average daily headcount of over 120 patrons.
The Galley Manager supervises all resources and staffing necessary to perform Galley operations at ISA BOS. The Galley Manager will supervise 12+/- food service workers who are Local Nationals (LNs). The Galley Manager is responsible for developing and implementing a 28-day cycle menu per Part A, Chapter 3 of NAVSUP P-486 and ensuring supplies are sufficient to meet daily meal preparation and serving requirements.
Ensure proper cooking techniques are being applied IAW standards and guidelines as established by NAVSUP P-486, NAVSUP P-7, The Armed Forces Recipe Service, NAVSUP P-476, Navy Food Service, NAVSUP P-580, Fat, Cholesterol and Calories List for General Messes, The New Professional Chef, and The Art and Science of Culinary Preparation. Maintain all equipment accountability and serviceability and turn-in and ordering of stockage levels using the Food Service Management (FSM) System. Provide meal planning services to ensure cycle menu planning is acceptable and sufficient supplies are available for the execution of daily meal preparation and serving processes.
The majority of Galley operations will be to provide carry-out meals per NAVSUP P-486. The Galley Manager must ensure that all meals meet Nutritious and Acceptable Meal standards and guidelines as established by applicable NAVSUP regulations and The Armed Forces Recipe Service. Three meals are provided daily with an average daily headcount of over 120 patrons.