High Volume General Manager At Tim Horton's British Columbia

High Volume General Manager At Tim Horton's British Columbia

31 Jul
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SSP Deutschland
|
British Columbia

31 Jul

SSP Deutschland

British Columbia

Lead a thriving Tim Horton's location at Victoria International Airport! We seek an experienced food service qualified with strong leadership and food safety skills to manage our coffee shop operations.

At SSP Canada, we are searching for a General Manager with a minimum of three years of restaurant management experience, particularly in coffee shops. You will oversee both Front and Back of House Operations, ensuring food quality and safety while developing a solid team. Your role will involve managing office tasks, controlling costs, and forecasting budgets in a dynamic airport environment.

Key Responsibilities:
• Oversee daily operations of the Tim Horton's coffee shop
• Ensure compliance with food quality and safety standards




• Manage and control operational costs effectively
• Lead team development and training initiatives
• Handle office management functions and budgeting tasks

Requirements:
• High School Diploma or equivalent is required
• Minimum 3 years restaurant management experience
• Proficiency in MS Office and POS systems
• Robust communication and organizational skills
• Ability to resolve conflicts effectively

Step into a rewarding General Manager role at Tim Horton's and drive success in a dynamic airport setting!
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📌 High Volume General Manager At Tim Horton's British Columbia
🏢 SSP Deutschland
📍 British Columbia

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