Assistant Manager (Full Time) ¦ Ennis Town

Supermac’s is a company with a progressive vision and is currently inviting candidates to apply for the position of Assistant Store Manager for our Ennis Town Store in Co. Clare.

As Assistant Manager, you will report to and provide ongoing support to the Store to ensure that the restaurant meets or exceeds the targets established for the unit. You will work as part of a team with Team Members and Training Coaches.

• Work closely with your Store Manager to deliver amazing service every day
• Supervise team members' daily activities and ensure that necessary tasks are completed to meet our high standards.
• Always be 100% focused on the customer and your team.
• Being hands-on and leading from the front, committed to developing your team
• Training the team on all aspects of Supermac’s operations
• Coordinate in-store sales and promotions
• To assist the store manager as appropriate in employee relations

Your Profile:

• A minimum of 2 years of supervisory experience in the Fast Food industry is required.
• Demonstrate excellent people management skills
• Demonstrate excellent organisational, communication, and planning skills
• Be passionate about Customer Service
• Be able to conduct yourself professionally at all times, especially when in the public eye.
• You must be 100% customer-focused, innovative, motivating, and energetic for this hands-on role
• Knowledge of Food safety is required (HACCP)
• You must be flexible to work a mixture of days, evenings, and weekends

What you can expect:

• Competitive weekly salary
• 30 days holiday (inclusive of Bank holidays)
• Complimentary staff food on days worked
• Discretionary bonus based on achievable KPI targets
• Discounted company hotel breaks
• Excellent opportunities for career progression and CPD
• A company in growth with a clear vision and amazing culture

If you are interested in building a career in a well-recognized and established brand in the fast-food industry, apply today!

"Only candidates who currently have the legal right to work in Ireland will be considered."