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Job summary
A well-known pizza franchise in Ahoskie, North Carolina is seeking a store manager responsible for overseeing operations in multiple locations. The ideal candidate should have a strong background in managing store performance, ensuring compliance with standards, and training staff. The role requires a commitment to working 50 hours per week, including one on-call day. Competitive compensation and benefits are offered.
Qualifications
Responsible for managing all results in assigned stores.
Must work a minimum 50-hour work week.
Experience with P&L review and staff training required.
Responsibilities
Ensure food, labor, and service goals are met.
Conduct monthly P&L reviews with the supervisor.
Maintain repair and maintenance in stores.
Job description
Job Description
Responsibilities:
Responsible for all results in assigned stores
Ensure food, labor, and service goals are within goal
Conduct P&L review with direct supervisor each month
Work a minimum 50-hour work week with 1 day off and 1 on-call day
Ensure all stores meet or exceed minimum TIPS and Domino’s Pizza Standards
Staff and train all team members in all stores
Maintain repair and maintenance in all stores
Implement new products or ideas seamlessly in all stores
Ensure all stores run at a minimum 4-star level
Perform self-evaluations (OER’s) and make necessary corrections
Complete evaluations and raises as needed and notify paperwork and D.O.
Follow through on all assignments and ensure timely submission of reports and paperwork
Ensure all reports and paperwork at the store level are complete and accurate
Maintain knowledge of all product and operational standards
Follow all safety and security procedures and ensure equipment is in working order
Maintain store budgets
Prepare and deliver school lunches within required standards
Provide accurate and detailed accountability and ensure a paper trail exists
Ensure all equipment is available and utilized correctly