Jail Food Service Supervisor

Job Details
Level
Entry
Job Location
Monroe County Jail - Monroe, MI
Remote Type
N/A
Position Type
Undisclosed
Education Level
None
Salary Range
$20.00 - $20.00 Hourly
Travel Percentage
Undisclosed
Job Shift
Any
Job Category
Hospitality - Hotel
Description
Food Service Workers
Our vision for success is a powerful one: to continue to rise above the competition in every aspect of our business. That kind of commitment commands only the best and it's our great people providing great service that generates our great results.
Canteen Corrections is seeking candidates to work within the kitchen of Washtenaw County Correctional Facilities.
Shifts: 3 Shifts: 5am - 1pm, 9am-5pm, and 11am - 7pm - Full week availability desired.
Job Responsibilities/Duties:

• Review the master menu cycle to ensure the correct production records and recipes are being used
• Verify that all the daily menu items have been prepped for the line
• Verify all menu items and service items are available in the correct amounts at the correct locations to be available/prepared at the proper time
• Review menu, portion sizes, serving utensils, hats, gloves, aprons (if needed) and line setup
• Verify any items produced in excess and check with the Food Service Manager for their use
• Label all items with name, date, and meal
• Use and complete production records as directed
• Delegate duties to inmates and supervise them in the performance of them
• Monitor the line for timely service
• Record temperatures for all items served on the line
• Enforce sanitation, safety, and security of inventory at all times
• Monitor security/portion control and follow the process of all items being prepared
• Monitor inventory controls
• Responsible for check in of daily orders
• Other duties as assigned by management
• Knowledge and understanding of meal requirements
• Keep accurate production records
• Insure proper use of cleaning schedule
• Maintain accurate inventory as per schedule
• Determine quality and quantity of all items prepared
• Prepare menu items as determined for daily use
• Office duties including answering phone, knowledge of daily participation, and routine filing of various documents
• Ensure efficient operation of kitchen including employee time schedule adjustments and assignment
• Able to make changes and suggestions that increase inmate satisfaction when necessary
• Participate in employee meetings and training programs
• Assist in maintaining product service quality standards by conducting ongoing evaluations and investigating complaints
• Maintain officers program for meals
• Help maintain a security function, which protects both the assets of the operation and the personal safety of staff and inmates
• Help manage in compliance with established policies and procedures
• Help manage in compliance with local, state, and federal laws and regulations
• Help follow safety procedures to ensure an accident free work place
• Enforce and follow sanitation standards and cleaning standards
• Use menu instruction sheets to provide consistent service
• Responsible for weekly purchased inventory
• Assure food is prepared on time to meet nutritional standards, contractual standards, meet Department of Health standards and is served in an attractive manner
• Supervise personnel to ensure that food is served in the proper portions and that the process is completed as economically as possible while maintaining the necessary standards
• Supervise the use of kitchen equipment in a safe manner
• Be active in associated professional organizations
• Review for accuracy and sign all timesheets and leave requests
• Keep accurate production records for daily menu
• Maintain accurate records as required by governing agencies
• Responsible for securing the facility at the end of each shift
• Compile and maintain a loose equipment inventory for each location
• Check and record temperatures of foods
• Proper ordering of supplies as needed
• Responsible for proper storage and use of food
• Establish and maintain good rapport with staff, administrators and public
• Maintain an active role in management team developments
• Strive to continually upgrade skills using appropriate methods
• Perform all other duties as assigned by Supervisor
• May provide temporary coverage in the event of staff shortage

To succeed in this role:

• Must have knowledge of food safety and sanitation laws, regulations, and rules.
• Must be comfortable working in a correctional facility
• Must be comfortable working alongside and supervising inmates
• Must be flexible
• Must be able to multi-task

• Adhere to daily standards of operation
• Strong attention to detail
• Excellent communication skills
• Socially interactive
• Strong problem solving
• Integrity
• Organized
• Compliant
• Team Player
• Energetic
• Ensure the uniform standards are always met
• Ability to keep all conversation professional
• Adhere to all standard operation procedures
• Reliable Transportation

Qualifications

• High school diploma or GED (Preferred)
• Post-secondary courses beneficial
• 3 years supervisory experience
• Sanitation certification
• Knowledge of basic work area operations and procedures

Hours will vary based on position and shift.