District Manager

District Manager

To provide strong leadership by overseeing the people, processes, and operations of Dunkin / Baskin Robbins stores. The District Manager will drive excellence in day-to-day operations, trains, coaches, supports managers, plans and sets goals. This position will focus on in-store problem solving, process improvements, and setting standards. The District Manager is responsible to uphold what is in the best interest of the brand, as well as recognize and motivate Store Managers and crew.

Essential Functions :

• Provides leadership for each store manager in the market to ensure customer satisfaction.
• Leads the way by working with each General Manager to deliver restaurant controllable profit and meet targeted flow-thru goals in each restaurant.
• Utilizes available reports to identify opportunities, encourages a top-line orientation through operational focus, and ensures that correct operational procedures are followed.
• Partners with each GM to continuously grow sales and increase sales over the previous year.
• Accountable for coaching and training store management teams to maximize operational excellence. Supports training initiatives, is involved in process for new employee orientation, and monitors training processes to ensure quality training of team members and managers.
• Aggressively develops and maintains store staffing levels. Maintains full management staffing for each restaurant and commits to the selection programs and processes.
• Manages to execute the highest standards of OSHA, local health and safety codes, and company safety and security policy.
• Champions recognition and motivation efforts throughout the market.
• Works to create and maintain a safe environment for both employees and customers.
• Exhibits ownership when working with management teams to resolve Repairs & Maintenance issues, determines causes, identifies trends, and communicate issues forward.

Work Environment :

This position often operates in a restaurant setting. The noise level in the work environment can be loud. The employee may be exposed to hazards including, but are not limited to, cuts, slipping, tripping, falls and burns. Frequent hand washing is required. Uniforms and hygiene expectations are required. Extensive travel is also required.

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