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Shift Leader Guzman y Gomez (GYG) Manly Wharf

Guzman Y Gomez


Job Location:

Manly - Australia

Monthly Salary: Not provided by the employer
Posted: 1 September 2026 (3 days ago)
Application Deadline: 29 November 2026
Vacancies: 1 Vacancy

Job Summary

Ready to lead a high-energy team where the beach meets the hustle Located at the spectacular Manly Wharf GYG Manly Wharf sits right in the heart of Sydneys ultimate waterfront hub. You will spend your days managing high-volume peak periods leading a passionate crew and serving up fresh Mexican street food to locals beach goers and commuters catching the ferry. If you want a fast-growing career with a brand that is expanding globally this beachside leadership role is your next big move.

Key Responsibilities

  • Lead the Floor: Motivate and engage the crew during high-volume trade and peak waterfront rushes.
  • Coach & Train: Upskill team members on service speed and standard operating procedures.
  • Champion Standards: Maintain strict food safety cleanliness and 100% clean-food quality guidelines.

What You Bring

  • Leadership Experience: Proven track record supervising or leading a team in a fast-paced hospitality cafe or retail environment.
  • High Energy: A positive resilient attitude who thrives under pressure.
  • Certifications: Completed (or willingness to obtain) a Food Safety Supervisor certificate and a Responsible Service of Alcohol (RSA) course.
  • Culture Fit: A genuine passion for great food teamwork and fast-paced fun

What We Offer

  • Great Perks: Discounted Staff GYG meals.
  • Career Growth: Real opportunities to step up into Assistant Restaurant Manager roles.
  • Vibrant Culture: Work with a supportive fun team in an iconic Manly location. 

Remote Work :

No


Employment Type :

Part-time


About Company

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At Guzman y Gomez Mexican Kitchen, our mission has always been to reinvent fast-food. Since we opened our first restaurant in 2006, we’ve been OBSESSED with food, bringing the incredible energy of Mexican culture to Australians across the country during breakfast, lunch and dinner, co ... View more

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