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SOURCING MANAGER, FOOD & FACILITIES We are a progressive procurement organization pushing the boundaries of traditional procurement reputation and methodologies. We are looking for individuals who ...

Build sustainability into the program by design, reducing waste, sourcing responsibly, and tracking ... Experience supporting food service in industrial, manufacturing, data center, or other 24/7 shift ...

SOURCING MANAGER, FOOD & FACILITIES We are a progressive procurement organization pushing the boundaries of traditional procurement reputation and methodologies. We are looking for individuals who ...

Opportunities to attend food sourcing trips to coffee roasters, farmers, cheese-makers, etc. * Opportunities to attend food development meetings, contribute ideas/recipes to the menu * A fun and ...

Opportunities to attend food sourcing trips to coffee roasters, farmers, cheese-makers, etc. * Opportunities to attend food development meetings, contribute ideas/recipes to the menu * A fun and ...

Food Sourcing Managers, Direct Link Coordinators, Direct Link Administrators Key Relationships: COO, CEO/Founder, Operations, Distribution & Analytics Teams, Food Donors, Farm Partners & Community ...

Opportunities to attend food sourcing trips to coffee roasters, farmers, cheese-makers, etc. * Opportunities to attend food development meetings, contribute ideas/recipes to the menu * A fun and ...

Opportunities to attend food sourcing trips to coffee roasters, farmers, cheese-makers, etc. * Opportunities to attend food development meetings, contribute ideas/recipes to the menu * A fun and ...

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How much do food sourcing jobs pay per year?

As of Aug 8, 2026, the average yearly pay for food sourcing in the United States is $142,500.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $112,000.00 and $167,000.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive in food sourcing?

To thrive in Food Sourcing, you need expertise in supply chain management, vendor relations, and procurement, often supported by a degree in business, agriculture, or a related field. Familiarity with inventory management systems, sourcing software, and certifications like HACCP or SQF are valuable for handling compliance and traceability. Strong negotiation, problem-solving, and communication skills help you build partnerships and adapt to changing market conditions. These skills ensure consistent quality, cost efficiency, and reliable supply of food products to meet organizational needs.

What are the typical day-to-day responsibilities of someone working in food sourcing?

In a food sourcing role, your daily tasks often include identifying reliable suppliers, evaluating product quality, negotiating pricing, and ensuring timely deliveries to meet inventory needs. You may also track market trends, assess supply chain risks, and coordinate with purchasing, quality assurance, and logistics teams. Regular communication with both external vendors and internal stakeholders is essential to resolve issues and maintain strong relationships. This dynamic environment offers opportunities to develop strategic sourcing skills and contribute directly to the organization’s success.

What is a food sourcing job?

A Food Sourcing job involves identifying, procuring, and managing food supplies for organizations such as grocery stores, restaurants, food banks, or manufacturers. Responsibilities include negotiating with suppliers, ensuring quality and safety standards, and maintaining cost efficiency. Food Sourcing specialists must also stay informed about market trends, seasonal availability, and sustainability practices to secure reliable food sources.

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Infographic showing various Food Sourcing job openings in the United States as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 69% Full Time, 30% Part Time, and 1% Contract. Highlights an 99% Physical, and 1% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $142,500 per year, or $68.5 per hour.

Food Services Coordinator

Christian Recovery Centers Inc

Shallotte, NC • On-site

Full-time

Re-posted 7 days ago


Job description

Description:

Overview:

As a growing 501(c)(3), non-profit organization, CRCI is always looking for new talented individuals who can be an addition to its efforts. It is CRCI’s Management's desire that each person involved with the organization (paid or not paid) has a burden for the lost, the sick, and the suffering. It is also important that all staff recognize that they are a representative of CRCI, and the actions will affect the community's outlook upon it. Staff is a representation of the CRCI program, and it will be expected for them to conduct themselves in a manner that would always promote and elevate the image of CRCI to the community. Any behavior that promotes a negative image of the organization is unacceptable.



Position Summary: The Food Services Coordinator (FSC) is responsible for the full oversight, management, and implementation of all food service operations across CRCI programs. This position ensures that every resident and employee within CRCI receives nutritious meals, maintains all required compliance for food programs, manages inventory and procurement, and oversees resident support within food operations.The FSC will maintain the USDA Food Program, ensure compliance with federal and state food service standards, organize and submit resident rosters to DSS twice monthly through the authorized representative (COO), and oversee a 4-week rotating menu with monthly food ordering. The role also requires excellent leadership skills, a strong focus on safety, and the ability to conduct and enforce safety training within the kitchen environment.


Key Responsibilities:

Food Service Management

  • Oversee all food service operations for every CRCI program and campus.
  • Ensure all CRCI residents and employees are fed daily according to program schedules.
  • Manage and maintain a rotating 4-week menu that meets nutritional, dietary, and program requirements.
  • Adjust menus as needed for special events, holidays, emergencies, or resident health needs.
  • Conduct monthly food orders and maintain strategic inventory to meet program needs.

USDA / DSS / Compliance

  • Maintain the USDA Food Program, including documentation, reporting, and compliance with all federal and state guidelines.
  • Maintain resident rosters for DSS and submit them twice monthly to the COO (authorized representative).
  • Ensure full compliance with all state, federal, and grant-based requirements related to food services, nutrition, safety, and sanitation.
  • Participate in internal and external audits.

Food Sourcing & Procurement

  • Oversee procurement for the Food Services Department, including purchasing, inventory, and vendor/donor relationships.
  • Seek out cost-saving opportunities, donations, and partnerships to reduce expenses while maintaining food quality.
  • Collaborate with other CRCI program kitchens to standardize sourcing, accept shared donations, or coordinate bulk orders.

Inventory Management

  • Maintain accurate inventory records of all food items, supplies, and equipment.
  • Track expiration dates, rotate stock, and minimize waste.
  • Conduct monthly full inventory reviews and maintain usage reports to inform procurement planning.

Resident and staff Supervision & Training

  • Supervise residents assigned to work in the kitchen on a rotating basis.
  • Provide training, mentorship, and skills development in kitchen operations.
  • Ensure residents follow food safety, sanitation, and operational protocols at all times.
  • Collaborate with program staff to maintain a structured, safe, and recovery-supportive work environment.

Safety & Sanitation

  • Maintain a clean, organized, and sanitary kitchen environment at all times.
  • Ensure strict compliance with all health department, USDA, and internal CRCI standards.
  • Lead safety training for kitchen residents and staff, including food handling, equipment safety, emergency procedures, and sanitation.
  • Conduct monthly safety audits and enforce corrective actions immediately when needed.

Recurring Responsibilities

  • Daily
  • Ensure preparation and service of all meals for residents and staff.
  • Maintain kitchen cleanliness and sanitation.
  • Supervise assigned resident workers.
  • Monitor and rotate food stock.
  • Perform daily inventory checks of essential items.
  • Weekly
  • Maintain and adjust the 4-week rotating menu as needed.
  • Provide weekly coaching and training to residents serving in the kitchen.
  • Implement weekly deep-cleaning tasks and sanitation checklists.
  • Coordinate with other CRCI kitchens and teams to evaluate needs and distribute donations.
  • Monthly
  • Conduct monthly food orders and verify budget alignment.
  • Oversee full inventory review and usage reporting.
  • Complete USDA program reporting, documentation, and compliance tasks.
  • Submit required departmental reports to the Director of Facility Management.
  • Conduct monthly safety training refreshers and safety audits.


Requirements:

Qualifications

  • Proven experience in food services management or commercial kitchen operations.
  • ServSafe Certification (or equivalent).
  • Strong knowledge of food safety, sanitation, and USDA compliance requirements.
  • Ability to plan and implement large-scale food operations for residential programs.
  • Strong organizational skills with the ability to manage complex inventory and reporting systems.
  • Ability to train, supervise, and mentor residents within a recovery-based environment.
  • Strong leadership, communication, and teamwork abilities.
  • Ability to prioritize safety, lead safety training, and enforce compliance.
  • Commitment to CRCI’s mission, values, and Christ-centered recovery model.
  • To hold and maintain a valid drivers license and to be approved to drive CRCI vehicles

Working Conditions

  • Full-time role with regular hours (typically 6am - 3pm) with flexibility as needed.
  • Requires long periods of standing, lifting up to 30 lbs, and working in kitchen temperature environments (heat/cold).
  • Requires interaction with residents in recovery and adherence to CRCI policies and Christian ethics.