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Trinity Services Group Inc. is seeking a Food Service Director to lead a stand-alone kitchen operation within a correctional facility. You will oversee the staff, ensure quality meals, manage payroll, and maintain health and safety compliance.
You will report to the District Manager and work on-site, directing the preparation, service, and cleanup of meals while ensuring adherence to regulations and budgets. A strong leader with experience in institutional food service is preferred.
$50,000.00/year
On-Site
Are you looking for a career with premium benefitsand the potential for growth? At Trinity Services Group, we have created somethingspecial, a better place to work and grow. Manyemployees start just expecting a paycheck but end upwith a rewarding career. We provide exceptionaltraining and a clear career path.
We are proud to be a military and veteran friendly employer.
$50,000.00/year
The Food Service Director plans, directs and coordinates the activities associated with running a single site, stand-alone food service operation in a facility with only one kitchen and less than 1,000 inmates/beds. You will oversee the operational and financial responsibilities for the kitchen. You will manage an Assistant Food Service Director and/or a team of Food Service Workers and/or Cooks. These staff members involve themselves with the preparation, serve, and clean up food in a secure correctional facility.
You will work onsite inside a jail/correctional facility. You will report to the District Manager.
Our ideal Food Service Director excels at the following:
We care about our employees and offer benefits that support your health, finances, and career growth.
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