Five Guys Jobs

Shift Manager

Do you enjoy working in a fast-paced (but fun!), clean, cook-to-order environment? Are you motivated by the opportunity to earn weekly bonuses and tips? Are you interested in leading a team? Then this is the job for you!

Shift Managers are hands-on leaders who keep the restaurant running smoothly while bringing the Five Guys experience to life: great food, friendly service, a clean restaurant, and a team that's ready to rock! This isn't a "stand back and supervise" role; Shift Managers are expected to jump in, lead from the front, and be able to perform all duties and responsibilities of the Crew Member position while directing the shift, coaching the team, managing food safety, and keeping service fast and accurate. From opening the restaurant and preparing for the day to leading through the rush, maintaining brand standards, and closing things down the right way, Shift Managers own the performance of their assigned shift and ensure the restaurant is always ready for our guests, operational visits, food safety audits, and brand evaluations.

Our commitment to customer service, cleanliness & serving fresh, quality food is what really sets us apart from the rest. Above all else, our guests are the priority; we dictate their experience and they pay us to be here!

We love to keep it simple - the more you put in, the more you get out.

Requirements

Minimum age: 18 years old

High school diploma, some post-high school education a plus

1-2 years previous leadership experience in some capacity

The Perks!:

Competitive Base Wage

• Tips
• Weekly Bonuses! (Adds an average of $1.50-3 per hour to base wage)

No Drive-Thru

Closed Thanksgiving and Christmas Day

Opportunities for advancement to upper management

Work Environment

On your feet, active, and engaged throughout your shift

Work around hot equipment and in a busy kitchen setting

Lift, move, and handle supplies as needed

This position works in an environment where peanuts and peanut products are present and handled throughout the restaurant. Employees may have regular or repeated exposure to peanuts, peanut dust, peanut oils, and other peanut-containing materials during normal job duties.