Food and beverage manager vs dietary manager

Differences between food and beverage manager and dietary manager duties and responsibilities

Food and beverage manager example responsibilities.

• Schedule, plan, organize and manage events.- Assist with staff scheduling and bartending service.
• Manage a small team of people in the caf /gift shop area to improve sales and minimize costs.
• Manage daily operations of restaurant, in-room dining, lounge, pool, cater events and all bar venues.
• Manage all FOH positions, including scheduling, developing and coaching employees, motivating the team and continuing to drive sales.
• Coordinate weekly schedules and manage payroll processing functions including monitoring meal break compliance, labor productivity and attendance.
• Manage subordinate managers and supervisors, manage various personnel functions including payroll, hiring, disciplinary actions, grievances and promotions.
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Dietary manager example responsibilities.

• Manage operations and provide support to a team of 245 union employees at various elementary, middle and high school cafeterias.
• Review records and assess the nutritional condition of at risk residents, including unplan weight changes, charting and MDS reporting.
• Analyze diet requirement of patients and prepare nutritional balance menus accordingly.
• Refer patients to appropriate outpatient settings for additional diet education and support.
• Communicate effectively in medical charts, and complete MDS assessments for Medicare reimbursement with proficiency.
• Increase student participation by overseeing and implementing marketing brands in school cafeterias.