Beaver Run Resort & Conference Center
Breckenridge, Colorado
Who We Are: Beaver Run Resort and Conference Center is located in Breckenridge, Colorado - the heart of the Colorado Rocky Mountains. Nestled between the mountain and Main Street, at Beaver Run you're just a few steps away from the ski slopes in the winter and the hiking trails in the summer. With 40,000 square feet of conference and meeting spaces, Beaver Run is the largest conference center in Breckenridge with the most scenic views and most professional team, services and amenities. What You'll Do: The Employee Housing Manger oversees all housing programs and services for Beaver Run Resort's workforce housing. We have a dedicated complex, Kings Ridge Condominiums, that consists of 31 company-owned units with a capacity of 100+ employees. Employee housing is a crucial component of our staffing model and allows team members to transition into our Breckenridge community at an affordable rate. The resident population includes a mix of domestic and international employees comprised of year-round and seasonal employees. This position encompasses the entire housing experience including developing strategies, analyzing use to ensure optimization, day-to-day operations, partnering with management to provide a seamless experience for residents, communicating with residents, and maintaining and upgrading the units. This individual will coordinate with internal departments and third parties to complete necessary tasks. Beaver Run Resort is committed to creating a safe and comfortable living environment that is compliant with all regulatory requirements. The Employee Housing Manager will partner closely with the Human Resources team and report to the VP of Human Resources. Position starts at $68,000-$73,000 annual salary Supervisory Duties: Lead a team of 1-2 direct reports. Performance management including setting goals and expectations, monitoring performance, providing feedback and implementing corrective action. Identify and create development and advancement opportunities. Ensure proper adherence to company policies, procedures, and guidelines. Duties/Responsibilities: Managing day-to-day operations, including bed allocations and placement, move in and checkout, cleaning, maintenance, and resident relations. Creating and managing operational and CAMM (Capital and Major Maintenance) budgets. Administering all resident agreements and other documents associated with the housing program and property. Evaluating and establishing rental rates and overseeing payroll deductions. Developing and executing repair and preventive maintenance plans for all units. Ensuring unit quality standards are met including furnishings, appliances, kitchen inventory, etc. Addressing resident complaints and concerns. Monitoring resident activity and addressing inappropriate behavior including issuing warnings and evictions when appropriate. Creating and managing long-term asset management plan including documenting age and condition of property content and replacement and upgrade schedule. Conducting property inspections before and after occupancy for move-ins and move-outs and intermittently during occupancy. Coordinating with maintenance, refurbishment and third-party vendors to execute large scale projects and property updates. Improving resident satisfaction through effective communication and fostering a sense of community. What You'll Bring: High school diploma or GED - required 2+ years' experience in property management or related fields - preferred Experience supervising employees - preferred Demonstrated experience managing budgets - preferred Proficient computer skills, especially Excel, Word, Outlook and Teams - required English strong written and verbal - required What We Offer: Opportunity for bonuses based on performance and time worked On-site parking steps away from the lifts Employee ski pass purchasing program Hotel + Dining discounts Flexible Time Off Insurance: Health Dental Vision Optional Life, Disability, etc. 401k + match This job description is not meant to be an all-inclusive representation of the tasks and duties. Other duties and tasks may be assigned as business dictates.
Apr 22, 2024
Full time
Who We Are: Beaver Run Resort and Conference Center is located in Breckenridge, Colorado - the heart of the Colorado Rocky Mountains. Nestled between the mountain and Main Street, at Beaver Run you're just a few steps away from the ski slopes in the winter and the hiking trails in the summer. With 40,000 square feet of conference and meeting spaces, Beaver Run is the largest conference center in Breckenridge with the most scenic views and most professional team, services and amenities. What You'll Do: The Employee Housing Manger oversees all housing programs and services for Beaver Run Resort's workforce housing. We have a dedicated complex, Kings Ridge Condominiums, that consists of 31 company-owned units with a capacity of 100+ employees. Employee housing is a crucial component of our staffing model and allows team members to transition into our Breckenridge community at an affordable rate. The resident population includes a mix of domestic and international employees comprised of year-round and seasonal employees. This position encompasses the entire housing experience including developing strategies, analyzing use to ensure optimization, day-to-day operations, partnering with management to provide a seamless experience for residents, communicating with residents, and maintaining and upgrading the units. This individual will coordinate with internal departments and third parties to complete necessary tasks. Beaver Run Resort is committed to creating a safe and comfortable living environment that is compliant with all regulatory requirements. The Employee Housing Manager will partner closely with the Human Resources team and report to the VP of Human Resources. Position starts at $68,000-$73,000 annual salary Supervisory Duties: Lead a team of 1-2 direct reports. Performance management including setting goals and expectations, monitoring performance, providing feedback and implementing corrective action. Identify and create development and advancement opportunities. Ensure proper adherence to company policies, procedures, and guidelines. Duties/Responsibilities: Managing day-to-day operations, including bed allocations and placement, move in and checkout, cleaning, maintenance, and resident relations. Creating and managing operational and CAMM (Capital and Major Maintenance) budgets. Administering all resident agreements and other documents associated with the housing program and property. Evaluating and establishing rental rates and overseeing payroll deductions. Developing and executing repair and preventive maintenance plans for all units. Ensuring unit quality standards are met including furnishings, appliances, kitchen inventory, etc. Addressing resident complaints and concerns. Monitoring resident activity and addressing inappropriate behavior including issuing warnings and evictions when appropriate. Creating and managing long-term asset management plan including documenting age and condition of property content and replacement and upgrade schedule. Conducting property inspections before and after occupancy for move-ins and move-outs and intermittently during occupancy. Coordinating with maintenance, refurbishment and third-party vendors to execute large scale projects and property updates. Improving resident satisfaction through effective communication and fostering a sense of community. What You'll Bring: High school diploma or GED - required 2+ years' experience in property management or related fields - preferred Experience supervising employees - preferred Demonstrated experience managing budgets - preferred Proficient computer skills, especially Excel, Word, Outlook and Teams - required English strong written and verbal - required What We Offer: Opportunity for bonuses based on performance and time worked On-site parking steps away from the lifts Employee ski pass purchasing program Hotel + Dining discounts Flexible Time Off Insurance: Health Dental Vision Optional Life, Disability, etc. 401k + match This job description is not meant to be an all-inclusive representation of the tasks and duties. Other duties and tasks may be assigned as business dictates.
At The Radical, in the River Arts District, are some of Asheville's newest, exciting establishments, including Golden Hour, a concept by acclaimed restauranteur, Jacob Sessoms. We also have Afterglow, a daytime cafe that transitions to a nighttime lounge featuring a floating DJ ball above the bar! We also can't forget The Roof! Where Asheville's most incredible sunsets take place among fire pits, lounge furniture, and nightly entertainment. We are looking for an energetic Food + Beverage Manager to join our team at The Radical. This role includes managing the restaurant, bar, and event operations to ensure the highest levels of quality, service, and profitability. The successful candidate will have exceptional leadership skills, a positive attitude, and a passion for delivering innovative dining experiences. This is a great opportunity for someone with a background in the hospitality industry to join a growing, dynamic, business with excellent potential for advancement. Join us and help create unique and memorable experiences for our guests! Compensation: $65,000 - $70,000 Responsibilities: Monitor and maintain food quality and safety standards Coordinate and manage the daily operations of the food + beverage departments Ensure efficient operation within budget parameters Oversee employee training and development initiatives Schedule and delegate tasks to staff members Create warm, elevated experiences for our guests Coordinate and Execute Private Events Qualifications: US Work Authorization Restaurant Management Experience Food Service Experience Bachelor's degree in culinary arts or related field 5+ years of experience in restaurant management or related field About Company The Radical is opened in the River Arts District, and we're looking to add to our great team of hospitality professionals! Along with our hotel, we have bars, restaurants, and a cafe. An elevated wood fire grill restaurant Golden Hour, the sunset view The Roof bar with DJs and events, and Afterglow serving coffee and pastries during the day and cocktails and light bites into the night. The Radical is a new concept in an old factory building, aiming to breathe new life into the area and be part of a balance between new development and historic roots. We offer all FT and PT employees PTO, health benefits, free parking, and employee discounts at Lark Hotels and our food and beverage outlets. Compensation details: 0 Yearly Salary PIbfd5503d77b3-7810
Apr 19, 2024
Full time
At The Radical, in the River Arts District, are some of Asheville's newest, exciting establishments, including Golden Hour, a concept by acclaimed restauranteur, Jacob Sessoms. We also have Afterglow, a daytime cafe that transitions to a nighttime lounge featuring a floating DJ ball above the bar! We also can't forget The Roof! Where Asheville's most incredible sunsets take place among fire pits, lounge furniture, and nightly entertainment. We are looking for an energetic Food + Beverage Manager to join our team at The Radical. This role includes managing the restaurant, bar, and event operations to ensure the highest levels of quality, service, and profitability. The successful candidate will have exceptional leadership skills, a positive attitude, and a passion for delivering innovative dining experiences. This is a great opportunity for someone with a background in the hospitality industry to join a growing, dynamic, business with excellent potential for advancement. Join us and help create unique and memorable experiences for our guests! Compensation: $65,000 - $70,000 Responsibilities: Monitor and maintain food quality and safety standards Coordinate and manage the daily operations of the food + beverage departments Ensure efficient operation within budget parameters Oversee employee training and development initiatives Schedule and delegate tasks to staff members Create warm, elevated experiences for our guests Coordinate and Execute Private Events Qualifications: US Work Authorization Restaurant Management Experience Food Service Experience Bachelor's degree in culinary arts or related field 5+ years of experience in restaurant management or related field About Company The Radical is opened in the River Arts District, and we're looking to add to our great team of hospitality professionals! Along with our hotel, we have bars, restaurants, and a cafe. An elevated wood fire grill restaurant Golden Hour, the sunset view The Roof bar with DJs and events, and Afterglow serving coffee and pastries during the day and cocktails and light bites into the night. The Radical is a new concept in an old factory building, aiming to breathe new life into the area and be part of a balance between new development and historic roots. We offer all FT and PT employees PTO, health benefits, free parking, and employee discounts at Lark Hotels and our food and beverage outlets. Compensation details: 0 Yearly Salary PIbfd5503d77b3-7810
Overview NoticeAll applicants are highly encouraged to attend an information session before submitting their application. You can sign up thorugh Calendly here. Familiarity with the Program and our related expectations of Participants, based on the available, optional resources, will be a factor in our selection decisions.Additional Position DetailsLeadership Development Program Webpage We are currently filling positions for July and October 2024 start dates, and the interview process typically takes 90-120 days. Job Overview The Leadership Development Program (LDP) is a 24- to 36-month developmental program available to individuals who are interested in growing their business acumen and restaurant leadership skills in their pursuit of future leadership opportunities with Chick-fil-A or other businesses. LDP's vision is to be the premier global leadership development experience. To develop the business acumen and restaurant leadership skills, LDP Participants are expected to spend time in two different positions: Grand Opening Supervisor and Interim Manager. As Grand Opening Supervisor, an LDP Participant's main duties will be to recruit and manage a team of grand opening Trainers for each grand opening of a new Chick-fil-A brand restaurant, oversee training by the Trainers on brand standards and operational functions affecting brand standards, and consult during the new restaurant opening with the independent franchised Operator of the independently owned and operated restaurant business. As Interim Manager, an LDP Participant's main duties will be to manage all operations and Team Members at their assigned Chick-fil-A, Inc.-Operated Restaurant. LDP Participants may work at different Chick-fil-A, Inc.-Operated Restaurants during their time in the Interim Manager position. Further details on the job responsibilities of the Grand Opening Supervisor and Interim Manager positions are discussed below. Additionally, LDP Participants may work in the Mobile Kitchen Lead position and/or in various temporary business positions at the Support Center when a need is identified for an LDP participant to lead a staff project. Additional information about these potential additional positions will be made available as needed to successful applicants to LDP. Responsibilities Grand Opening Supervisor Responsibilities: Recruit, select and schedule Grand Opening Trainers employed by Chick-fil-A, Inc. and ensure that all onboarding documents are complete and in compliance with applicable law(s) Supervise Grand Opening Trainers, including performance management, and ensure they understand and train Operator's and restaurant leaders to Chick-fil-A brand standards and operational functions affecting brand standards Oversee and manage Grand Opening budget, including labor, travel, meals and entertainment Support Grand Opening process by consulting with the Operator on planning strategy and execution of the Operator's vision for their individual business and Create Raving Fans Strategy Consult with the Operator on brand standards and operational issues affecting brand standards, such as their business plans, sales generation, vendor strategy, and maximizing their restaurant layout Partner with Grand Opening Marketing Team to execute and provide operational support for all PR and Marketing activations Consult with Operators regarding systems to ensure food safety, such as LEAN Chicken. Complete SAFE Daily Critical and eRQA daily, evaluate results and advise on corrective measures as appropriate Forecast sales and consult with Operators on inventory levels Consult with Operators regarding optional resources and tools available to ensure consistency with brand standards, including Pathway Provide consultation on Operators' set up of Restaurant with necessary equipment, smallwares, and office items to ensure food safety, food quality and quick service Support and advise Operators on back office systems Create an exit strategy for the Grand Opening support team to ensure minimal impact to brand standards and guest experience once departed Interim Manager Responsibilities: Manage all operations and Team Members at their assigned Chick-fil-A, Inc.-Operated Restaurant Recruit, hire, onboard, and supervise Team Members, including, but not limited to, completing new hire and payroll paperwork, labor scheduling, completing payroll biweekly, and performance management Develop and implement plan for training Team Members to Pathway standards Conduct Team Member performance reviews and create performance management plans Create role clarity and clear communication amongst the team Develop processes and procedures to ensure compliance with all employment laws Assess and analyze current state of the Restaurant business in terms of people, quality and customer service, sales and brand growth, and financial return. Develop a 30/60/90-day business plan Analyze Customer Engagement Monitor survey results and create strategy for enhancing survey results, including coaching and solving for opportunities Evaluate Restaurant vendor performance and make any necessary changes in vendor relationship Ensure inventory levels are appropriate for specific Restaurant needs Implement and oversee inventory and ordering process, and train Team Member(s) on the relevant process(es) Identify and solve bottlenecks in the business, including innovating ways to maximize throughput Analyze data, including End of Month package, to make optimal business decisions for the purpose of maximizing Restaurant's financial return Ensure Restaurant readiness and smooth transition of Restaurant to incoming Operator Responsibilities for other positions LDP Participants may hold: Information about the responsibilities of other positions, including but not limited to the Mobile Kitchen Lead role, staff projects, and other assignments based on the needs of the business will be made available as needed to LDP Participants. Minimum Qualifications Bachelor's Degree or 5 years of leadership experience Ability to work independently with minimal oversight Keen business judgement and sound decision-making skills Experience working with and leading teams Problem solving and analytical skills Ability to provide clear and consistent feedback Ability to manage conflict in a respectful and timely manner Promptly takes responsibility and action as needed Listens effectively; seeks to understand Curious about the needs of those around them Quickly establishes rapport and inspires others Communicates clearly and concisely Physcial Requirements: Ability to work in a fast-paced restaurant environment Willing to travel 100 percent of the time Availability to work on weekends Minimum Years of Experience 5 Travel Requirements 100% Required Level of Education Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience Major/Concentration All Majors/Concentrations
Apr 18, 2024
Full time
Overview NoticeAll applicants are highly encouraged to attend an information session before submitting their application. You can sign up thorugh Calendly here. Familiarity with the Program and our related expectations of Participants, based on the available, optional resources, will be a factor in our selection decisions.Additional Position DetailsLeadership Development Program Webpage We are currently filling positions for July and October 2024 start dates, and the interview process typically takes 90-120 days. Job Overview The Leadership Development Program (LDP) is a 24- to 36-month developmental program available to individuals who are interested in growing their business acumen and restaurant leadership skills in their pursuit of future leadership opportunities with Chick-fil-A or other businesses. LDP's vision is to be the premier global leadership development experience. To develop the business acumen and restaurant leadership skills, LDP Participants are expected to spend time in two different positions: Grand Opening Supervisor and Interim Manager. As Grand Opening Supervisor, an LDP Participant's main duties will be to recruit and manage a team of grand opening Trainers for each grand opening of a new Chick-fil-A brand restaurant, oversee training by the Trainers on brand standards and operational functions affecting brand standards, and consult during the new restaurant opening with the independent franchised Operator of the independently owned and operated restaurant business. As Interim Manager, an LDP Participant's main duties will be to manage all operations and Team Members at their assigned Chick-fil-A, Inc.-Operated Restaurant. LDP Participants may work at different Chick-fil-A, Inc.-Operated Restaurants during their time in the Interim Manager position. Further details on the job responsibilities of the Grand Opening Supervisor and Interim Manager positions are discussed below. Additionally, LDP Participants may work in the Mobile Kitchen Lead position and/or in various temporary business positions at the Support Center when a need is identified for an LDP participant to lead a staff project. Additional information about these potential additional positions will be made available as needed to successful applicants to LDP. Responsibilities Grand Opening Supervisor Responsibilities: Recruit, select and schedule Grand Opening Trainers employed by Chick-fil-A, Inc. and ensure that all onboarding documents are complete and in compliance with applicable law(s) Supervise Grand Opening Trainers, including performance management, and ensure they understand and train Operator's and restaurant leaders to Chick-fil-A brand standards and operational functions affecting brand standards Oversee and manage Grand Opening budget, including labor, travel, meals and entertainment Support Grand Opening process by consulting with the Operator on planning strategy and execution of the Operator's vision for their individual business and Create Raving Fans Strategy Consult with the Operator on brand standards and operational issues affecting brand standards, such as their business plans, sales generation, vendor strategy, and maximizing their restaurant layout Partner with Grand Opening Marketing Team to execute and provide operational support for all PR and Marketing activations Consult with Operators regarding systems to ensure food safety, such as LEAN Chicken. Complete SAFE Daily Critical and eRQA daily, evaluate results and advise on corrective measures as appropriate Forecast sales and consult with Operators on inventory levels Consult with Operators regarding optional resources and tools available to ensure consistency with brand standards, including Pathway Provide consultation on Operators' set up of Restaurant with necessary equipment, smallwares, and office items to ensure food safety, food quality and quick service Support and advise Operators on back office systems Create an exit strategy for the Grand Opening support team to ensure minimal impact to brand standards and guest experience once departed Interim Manager Responsibilities: Manage all operations and Team Members at their assigned Chick-fil-A, Inc.-Operated Restaurant Recruit, hire, onboard, and supervise Team Members, including, but not limited to, completing new hire and payroll paperwork, labor scheduling, completing payroll biweekly, and performance management Develop and implement plan for training Team Members to Pathway standards Conduct Team Member performance reviews and create performance management plans Create role clarity and clear communication amongst the team Develop processes and procedures to ensure compliance with all employment laws Assess and analyze current state of the Restaurant business in terms of people, quality and customer service, sales and brand growth, and financial return. Develop a 30/60/90-day business plan Analyze Customer Engagement Monitor survey results and create strategy for enhancing survey results, including coaching and solving for opportunities Evaluate Restaurant vendor performance and make any necessary changes in vendor relationship Ensure inventory levels are appropriate for specific Restaurant needs Implement and oversee inventory and ordering process, and train Team Member(s) on the relevant process(es) Identify and solve bottlenecks in the business, including innovating ways to maximize throughput Analyze data, including End of Month package, to make optimal business decisions for the purpose of maximizing Restaurant's financial return Ensure Restaurant readiness and smooth transition of Restaurant to incoming Operator Responsibilities for other positions LDP Participants may hold: Information about the responsibilities of other positions, including but not limited to the Mobile Kitchen Lead role, staff projects, and other assignments based on the needs of the business will be made available as needed to LDP Participants. Minimum Qualifications Bachelor's Degree or 5 years of leadership experience Ability to work independently with minimal oversight Keen business judgement and sound decision-making skills Experience working with and leading teams Problem solving and analytical skills Ability to provide clear and consistent feedback Ability to manage conflict in a respectful and timely manner Promptly takes responsibility and action as needed Listens effectively; seeks to understand Curious about the needs of those around them Quickly establishes rapport and inspires others Communicates clearly and concisely Physcial Requirements: Ability to work in a fast-paced restaurant environment Willing to travel 100 percent of the time Availability to work on weekends Minimum Years of Experience 5 Travel Requirements 100% Required Level of Education Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience Major/Concentration All Majors/Concentrations
School Nutrition Aide Substitute - As Needed School Year Wonder what it would be like to go snowshoeing through a maple forest? Or what it may be like to grow your own food in a greenhouse? Students at West Michigan Academy of Environmental Science (WMAES) don't wonder what they know! Come be a part of our 62-acres of an outdoor classroom to expand your child's love of learning. Working gardens, nature trails, forests, wetlands and prairies are all available for students to explore. WMAES students transition from desks to dirt, creating an environment for all students to learn. WMAES knows that teachers are the heart of the school and are surrounded by a support system that is committed to the success of every child. Qualities of a Successful Candidate: A comfortability in an outdoor setting and a knack for creativity and innovation, incorporating hands-on activities, experiential learning, and interactive teaching methods to make environmental/outdoor learning engaging and impactful. An unwavering belief that all children regardless of their background can learn and exceed at high levels. A strong desire to achieve outstanding results in the pursuit of excellence for students. Strong interpersonal skills, fostering positive relationships with children, parents and other staff members. They should be able to work collaboratively, promoting a harmonious learning environment. As the School Nutrition Aide Sub, your core responsibilities will include, but are not limited to, the following: Maintains food preparation and dining areas at ratings exceeding state standards. Maintains food service areas, equipment, and furnishings in neat, clean, and appealing condition. Immediately reports any damage to school property to the School Nutrition Director. Keeps an inventory of food, supplies, and equipment on hand, and makes requisitions to the School Nutrition Director far enough in advance to sustain a smooth-running and continuous food service program. Assumes other responsibilities assigned by the School Nutrition Director or the School Leader. Oversees preparation, packaging, and distribution of school meals. Collects cash for reduced-price meals and full-paid meals, as assigned. Accounts and reports funds collected for meals for students and adults, as assigned. Maintains food preparation and dining areas at ratings exceeding state standards. Maintains food service areas, equipment, and furnishings in neat, clean, and appealing condition. Achieves high levels of customer satisfaction through student participation rates and by student and adult ratings. Promptly reports major repairs needed to the School Nutrition Director. Immediately reports any damage to school property to the School Nutrition Director. Keeps an inventory of food, supplies, and equipment on hand, and makes requisitions to the School Nutrition Director far enough in advance to sustain a smooth-running and continuous food service program. Demonstrates a basic understanding and implementation of County Health regulations, and MDE School Nutrition Policies/Procedures relative to their work assignments. Assumes other responsibilities assigned by the School Nutrition Director or the School Leader. Job Goal: Supporting the school nutrition team to provide students with a safe, attractive, comfortable, clean, and efficient school nutrition program. The focus is on preparing, serving, and maintaining the quality and safety of food in accordance with established guidelines and hygiene standards. With dedication to maintaining a clean and organized kitchen environment, the aim is to support the overall functioning of the school's food service operations. Through effective communication and teamwork, positive interactions are fostered with fellow colleagues, students, and staff members. This position will support and uphold the mission and vision of the environmental academy. Essential Skills and Competencies: While we will consider a broad range of backgrounds, the ideal candidate would have the following qualifications/experience: Minimum Requirements: Must be at least 18 years of age. High school diploma or equivalent. Solid record of punctuality verified by reference checks. Desired Qualifications: Valid ServSafe Certification. Ability to read, follow directions, and maintain records. Food service experience in an educational setting. Experience working with students from all backgrounds. Ability to work effectively with school personnel and students in a diverse school community. Work Location: 4463 Leonard St NW, Grand Rapids, MI 49534 Please contact Kishen Newton at with any questions. Working for Choice Schools Associates West Michigan Academy of Environmental Science is part of the Choice Schools Community. As a comprehensive education service provider, Choice Schools offers a student-centered approach to tailored school operations support. Much like a superintendent's office, Choice Schools provides invaluable assistance in various crucial areas, including instruction, professional development, curriculum, human resources, finance, compliance, communications, and enrollment. By being a part of the Choice Schools Environmental Model, School Name is a vibrant community of learning, comprised of multiple other outstanding environmental schools within the state. The Environmental Model will provide you with the support and collaboration of a large district while serving at a tight-knit community school in your area. Choice Schools Associates is an equal opportunity employer. Choice Schools Associates does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, gender, sexual orientation, national or ethnic background. All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.
Apr 17, 2024
Full time
School Nutrition Aide Substitute - As Needed School Year Wonder what it would be like to go snowshoeing through a maple forest? Or what it may be like to grow your own food in a greenhouse? Students at West Michigan Academy of Environmental Science (WMAES) don't wonder what they know! Come be a part of our 62-acres of an outdoor classroom to expand your child's love of learning. Working gardens, nature trails, forests, wetlands and prairies are all available for students to explore. WMAES students transition from desks to dirt, creating an environment for all students to learn. WMAES knows that teachers are the heart of the school and are surrounded by a support system that is committed to the success of every child. Qualities of a Successful Candidate: A comfortability in an outdoor setting and a knack for creativity and innovation, incorporating hands-on activities, experiential learning, and interactive teaching methods to make environmental/outdoor learning engaging and impactful. An unwavering belief that all children regardless of their background can learn and exceed at high levels. A strong desire to achieve outstanding results in the pursuit of excellence for students. Strong interpersonal skills, fostering positive relationships with children, parents and other staff members. They should be able to work collaboratively, promoting a harmonious learning environment. As the School Nutrition Aide Sub, your core responsibilities will include, but are not limited to, the following: Maintains food preparation and dining areas at ratings exceeding state standards. Maintains food service areas, equipment, and furnishings in neat, clean, and appealing condition. Immediately reports any damage to school property to the School Nutrition Director. Keeps an inventory of food, supplies, and equipment on hand, and makes requisitions to the School Nutrition Director far enough in advance to sustain a smooth-running and continuous food service program. Assumes other responsibilities assigned by the School Nutrition Director or the School Leader. Oversees preparation, packaging, and distribution of school meals. Collects cash for reduced-price meals and full-paid meals, as assigned. Accounts and reports funds collected for meals for students and adults, as assigned. Maintains food preparation and dining areas at ratings exceeding state standards. Maintains food service areas, equipment, and furnishings in neat, clean, and appealing condition. Achieves high levels of customer satisfaction through student participation rates and by student and adult ratings. Promptly reports major repairs needed to the School Nutrition Director. Immediately reports any damage to school property to the School Nutrition Director. Keeps an inventory of food, supplies, and equipment on hand, and makes requisitions to the School Nutrition Director far enough in advance to sustain a smooth-running and continuous food service program. Demonstrates a basic understanding and implementation of County Health regulations, and MDE School Nutrition Policies/Procedures relative to their work assignments. Assumes other responsibilities assigned by the School Nutrition Director or the School Leader. Job Goal: Supporting the school nutrition team to provide students with a safe, attractive, comfortable, clean, and efficient school nutrition program. The focus is on preparing, serving, and maintaining the quality and safety of food in accordance with established guidelines and hygiene standards. With dedication to maintaining a clean and organized kitchen environment, the aim is to support the overall functioning of the school's food service operations. Through effective communication and teamwork, positive interactions are fostered with fellow colleagues, students, and staff members. This position will support and uphold the mission and vision of the environmental academy. Essential Skills and Competencies: While we will consider a broad range of backgrounds, the ideal candidate would have the following qualifications/experience: Minimum Requirements: Must be at least 18 years of age. High school diploma or equivalent. Solid record of punctuality verified by reference checks. Desired Qualifications: Valid ServSafe Certification. Ability to read, follow directions, and maintain records. Food service experience in an educational setting. Experience working with students from all backgrounds. Ability to work effectively with school personnel and students in a diverse school community. Work Location: 4463 Leonard St NW, Grand Rapids, MI 49534 Please contact Kishen Newton at with any questions. Working for Choice Schools Associates West Michigan Academy of Environmental Science is part of the Choice Schools Community. As a comprehensive education service provider, Choice Schools offers a student-centered approach to tailored school operations support. Much like a superintendent's office, Choice Schools provides invaluable assistance in various crucial areas, including instruction, professional development, curriculum, human resources, finance, compliance, communications, and enrollment. By being a part of the Choice Schools Environmental Model, School Name is a vibrant community of learning, comprised of multiple other outstanding environmental schools within the state. The Environmental Model will provide you with the support and collaboration of a large district while serving at a tight-knit community school in your area. Choice Schools Associates is an equal opportunity employer. Choice Schools Associates does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, gender, sexual orientation, national or ethnic background. All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.