Food Service Manager Visa Sponsorship Jobs in Utah
Utah's food service manager jobs span a growing mix of resort hospitality in Park City and Deer Valley, large hotel and convention operations in Salt Lake City, and expanding fast-casual chains across the Wasatch Front. Employers including Marriott, Aramark, and Compass Group have sponsored visa candidates for management roles in the state.
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Classification Title: Food Service Assistant Manager I
Title: Food Service Assistant Manager
Calendar: G, 181 Days
ESP Salary Schedule: Range 50 Step 1
Hours: 6/Day 30/Week
Location: Liberty Elementary
*Strong Internal Candidate*
General Purpose
Responsible for assisting the kitchen manager in supervising and helping with the preparation of school meals. Duties include assisting the manager with maintaining the flow of work for four to nine employees, completing and submitting required records and reports as directed by the kitchen manager. Responsible for running the kitchen operations if the manager is absent.
Main Tasks and Responsibilities
- Fill in for another Assistant Manager or a Kitchen Manager in any kitchen in Ogden School District as needed by the OSD Child Nutrition Department.
- Assist the Kitchen Manager to oversee the entire kitchen operation.
- Use menu and production record software; under direction of Kitchen manager make appropriate adjustments in order to implement Federal guidelines.
- Determine required quantities of food and supplies and place orders appropriately under the direction of the Kitchen Manager.
- Assist the Kitchen Manager in supervising Food Service workers in preparation of each meal.
- Under the direction of the Kitchen Manager instruct and train Food Service Workers.
- Convey vision of the importance of the School Food Service program to the education of the students.
- Empower Food Service Workers to work as a team to achieve that vision.
- Help promote Child Nutrition programs to the student body through such activities as special theme days, holidays, National School Lunch and Breakfast weeks, bulletin boards, etc.
- Assist Kitchen Manager in ensuring sufficient food is prepared and delivered on time for student meals.
- Ensure accurate meal count at point of service.
- As directed by the Kitchen Manager, accept payments from students and staff, close out registers and balance receipts daily, and follow all district cash handling and depositing procedures.
- Inspect and accept food service deliveries as directed by the kitchen manager.
- Assist Kitchen Manager in the supervision of cleaning and maintenance of equipment, kitchen, and dining areas.
- Understand and assist in maintaining meal preparation and serving areas to ensure that all health, sanitation and safety inspection standards are met or exceeded.
- Complete and submit daily food production reports for breakfast and lunch as directed by the Kitchen Manager.
- Assist the Kitchen Manager in ensuring that all equipment is operating effectively and efficiently; ensure that freezer and refrigerator temperatures are at required levels and serving tables are maintaining food at appropriate temperatures.
- Complete and submit required inventory reports under the direction of the Kitchen Manager.
- Assist the Kitchen Manager in maintaining accurate records of students with special dietary needs or allergies and take appropriate precautions to ensure that the needs of the student are met.
- Communicate with the public in a professional manner when resolving conflicts.
- Survey students for food preferences as directed by the Kitchen Manager.
- Explore and implement innovative ways to increase meal participation as directed by the Kitchen Manager.
- Estimate accurately to ensure sufficient quantities are available.
- Maintain a working knowledge of District’s catering policies and procedures.
- Maintain knowledge and understanding of current computer programs.
- Request a sub through the ESS system as directed by Kitchen Manager.
- Assist in managing the building security system when opening the building in the morning or as necessary.
- Report injuries and complete required paperwork under the direction of the Kitchen Manager.
- Assist the Kitchen Manager in coordinating special activities with principal and teachers, particularly when additional meals or bagged meals are required for field trips and other special occasions.
- Attend required meetings with the District Lunch Program Coordinator when the Kitchen Manager cannot attend.
- As directed by the Kitchen Manager, review TimeClock Plus for accuracy and accurately record labor hours for reporting purposes.
Education and Experience
- A High School Diploma or equivalent.
- Three (3) years of related experience.
- Successful completion of District Manager Intern Training.
- Strong supervisory and interpersonal skills.
- Food Handler Permit.
- ServSafe Certification.
- School Nutrition Certification.
- Knowledge of Food Service software programs and Federal Guidelines.
- Involvement in professional associations is recommended.
Working Conditions and Physical Requirements
- The job frequently requires a moderate level of physical exertion such as handling medium weight materials (11-50 pounds), extensive standing, walking, crawling, bending, stooping or climbing, or assisting special education students with their physical needs.
- Work is regularly carried out in mildly disagreeable conditions.
- Work involves exposure to unpleasant elements such as noise, ventilation, crowded nature of work, exposure to outside weather conditions, pressures related to sensitive situations, sitting/standing in one position for an extended period of time, etc. that yield a perceptible level of discomfort.
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Search Food Service Manager Jobs in UtahFood Service Manager Jobs in Utah: Frequently Asked Questions
Which companies sponsor visas for food service managers in Utah?
Large hospitality and contract food service companies are the most active sponsors in Utah. Aramark, Compass Group, and Sodexo operate managed dining accounts at universities, hospitals, and corporate campuses across the state. Major hotel operators in Salt Lake City and ski resort destinations like Park City also sponsor food service managers, particularly for properties affiliated with Marriott, Hilton, and Hyatt brands.
Which visa types are most common for food service manager roles in Utah?
The H-1B visa is the most commonly used visa for food service managers, provided the role qualifies as a specialty occupation requiring at least a bachelor's degree in hospitality management, food science, or a related field. Some multinational contract food service companies also use the L-1A visa to transfer managers from overseas operations into U.S. leadership roles. Eligibility depends on the specific responsibilities of the position.
Which cities in Utah have the most food service manager sponsorship jobs?
Salt Lake City generates the highest volume of food service manager openings, driven by its hotel corridor, convention center, and large healthcare and university dining operations. Park City and the surrounding resort communities also produce consistent demand, especially with seasonal expansions at ski resorts. Provo and Ogden see activity through university-affiliated dining contracts and growing suburban restaurant development.
How to find food service manager visa sponsorship jobs in Utah?
Migrate Mate filters job listings specifically for roles where employers have indicated visa sponsorship availability, making it easier to focus your search on food service manager positions in Utah without sorting through listings that won't consider international candidates. You can filter by state and role type to surface relevant openings at hotel groups, contract dining operators, and resort employers across the Wasatch Front and mountain resort towns.
Are there state-specific considerations for food service managers pursuing visa sponsorship in Utah?
Utah's Department of Labor follows federal prevailing wage requirements for H-1B petitions, so sponsoring employers must document that the offered compensation meets the applicable wage level for the Salt Lake City or relevant metropolitan area. Utah's hospitality sector is shaped heavily by tourism tied to national parks and ski resorts, which means some food service manager roles are seasonal or tied to resort operating calendars, a factor worth clarifying with any prospective sponsor.
What is the prevailing wage for sponsored food service manager jobs in Utah?
U.S. employers sponsoring a visa must pay at least the prevailing wage, which is what workers in the same role, area, and experience level typically earn. The Department of Labor sets this rate to make sure companies aren't hiring foreign workers simply because they'd accept lower pay than a U.S. worker. It varies by job title, location, and experience. You can look up current prevailing wage rates for any occupation and location using the OFLC Wage Search page.