Project Manager - Full Food Service Operations

Position Summary

Ladgov Corporation is seeking an experienced Project Manager to oversee full food-service operations at multiple Army dining facilities located at Fort Stewart and Hunter Army Airfield. The Project Manager will serve as Ladgov's senior on-site representative and will be responsible for contract performance, personnel management, operational coordination, quality control, and communication with authorized installation representatives.

Responsibilities

• Direct and oversee all contract and subcontractor activities
• Manage dining-facility operations across all active locations
• Ensure staffing, food production, service, sanitation, safety, and administrative requirements are completed
• Supervise Dining Facility Managers, quality-control personnel, and administrative staff
• Maintain staffing continuity and coordinate replacement personnel
• Monitor labor usage, schedules, attendance, overtime, and productivity
• Ensure compliance with approved menus, AFMIS procedures, food-safety standards, and contract requirements
• Oversee the Quality Control Plan and corrective-action process
• Coordinate with the Contracting Officer and COR regarding performance, staffing, and operational issues
• Participate in quarterly Performance Management Reviews
• Review invoices, certified labor-hour reports, training records, and required contract reports
• Ensure Government property, food, equipment, and funds are properly safeguarded
• Respond promptly to operational calls and emergencies

Minimum Requirements

• At least five years of general supervisory experience
• At least three years of management experience in cafeteria-style or multi-entrée operations providing breakfast, lunch, and dinner
• Experience managing high-volume or institutional food-service operations
• Familiarity with AFMIS, OTCnet, inventory control, food ordering, and production planning
• Current Food Protection Manager certification, such as ServSafe Manager, issued within the previous five years
• Ability to obtain and maintain a Common Access Card and installation access
• Strong personnel-management, reporting, scheduling, and communication skills
• Availability during operating and non-operating hours when urgent support is required

The PWS makes this a key position and requires the Project Manager to have full authority to represent the Contractor.