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Food and Beverage Operations Manager

Manchester
£35k – £37k/yr
Posted 28 days ago
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Job Summary To lead the day-to-day delivery of hospitality operations so that service is safe, efficient and delivered to a consistently high standard across all trading environments. The key responsibilities for the Food and Beverage Operations Manager include; Operational delivery

  • Lead shifts across hospitality areas so that service is delivered smoothly and safely
  • Maintain operational standards so that presentation, cleanliness and compliance expectations are consistently met
  • Act as escalation point so that issues are resolved quickly and effectively Team leadership
  • Supervise and deploy team members so that roles are clear and performance is consistent
  • Provide coaching during service so that capability improves and standards are maintained
  • Foster a positive working environment so that teams are engaged and accountable Workforce coordination
  • Support staffing plans so that the right people are in place at the right time
  • Ensure adherence to shift timings and structure so that labour is controlled and delivery is consistent
  • Work with People Operations so that planning translates effectively into live delivery Commercial delivery
  • Monitor performance during service so that revenue opportunities are maximised
  • Support stock control and reduce waste so that profit is protected
  • Ensure correct pricing and product availability so that income is not lost Event delivery
  • Support planning and delivery of events so that hospitality integrates effectively with wider operations
  • Adapt to changing conditions so that delivery remains stable under pressure Safety and compliance
  • Ensure all activity meets legal and organisational standards so that risk is managed
  • Actively monitor safety during service so that issues are identified early Flexibility
  • Work across operational areas as required so that the wider venue delivers effectively The person specification for the Food and Beverage Operations Manager are; ESSENTIAL
  • Experience in hospitality or event operations
  • Strong leadership presence in live environments
  • Ability to manage teams in fast-paced situations
  • Good commercial awareness
  • Commitment to high standards of service and safety
  • Commitment to championing representation and inclusion at every level of the organisation with a proven ability to work with people from a wide range of backgrounds
  • Willing to complete relevant statutory checks eg DBS (Factory International can support with processing and payment) DESIRABLE
  • Experience in large-scale or complex venues
  • Interest in developing multi-skilled teams
  • Enthusiasm for training, mentoring and support of emerging talent When applying please do not rely solely on ChatGPT/AI software for your answers as it may not fully reflect your skills and experience and how they align with this role and we may decide to discount your answer if we believe it is solely generated by AI.
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Skills

Hospitality Operations
Team Leadership
Workforce Coordination
Commercial Awareness
Event Delivery
Safety Compliance
Stock Control
Staffing Planning
Coaching
Performance Monitoring

Location

Manchester, England, United Kingdom

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