The canteen needs to function as an efficient business enterprise. Responsibilities Principal The responsibilities of a Principal / or their delegate are to: Oversee the general operation of the canteen. Be responsible for ensuring, in conjunction with the Canteen Committee and Supervisor, that the school has a healthy, safe and hygienic canteen. Approve duties of canteen personnel. Approve extra ordinary expenditure for the canteen, e.g. new equipment etc.; not day to day purchases. Approve any outgoing correspondence for the canteen. Canteen Volunteers All Canteen Volunteers are required to complete a "Working With Children Check"; which involves a national criminal history check and a review of findings of workplace misconduct (see Definitions). Volunteers will need to follow the operating and procedure manual in the canteen. New Canteen Volunteers will receive the Catholic Schools Office Induction for Volunteers and Volunteer Induction Handbook. On a rostered day each volunteer worker will: Sign in as present on school grounds using the sign on method applicable at the school (Volunteers Book, Electronic iPad). Be provided free lunch. Work as part of a team. Canteen Committee The role of the Canteen Committee where one is established is to: Uphold the healthy eating practices rationale, which is in line with state and diocesan policies and initiatives. Support the Canteen Supervisor by advising and recommending strategies for the betterment of the canteen. Audit the number of hours work by the Canteen Supervisor through relevant work program documentation. Assist the Canteen Supervisor to develop and induct a procedure manual outlining canteen functions and routines, including hygiene requirements, as well as safe operating procedures for equipment, with cleaning and maintenance procedures. In the case where the Canteen Committee is a sub-committee of their School’s Parents & Friends Association; Sections 3 and 8 of the Parents & Friends Associations, For The Diocese of Maitland-Newcastle, Constitution applies. The activities of the Canteen Committee are deemed to be the direct control of the Principal / or their delegate, in line with school operations and management (Refer to Sections 3 and 8 of the Parents & Friends Associations, For The Diocese of Maitland-Newcastle, Constitution
The canteen needs to function as an efficient business enterprise. Responsibilities Principal The responsibilities of a Principal / or their delegate are to: Oversee the general operation of the canteen. Be responsible for ensuring, in conjunction with the Canteen Committee and Supervisor, that the school has a healthy, safe and hygienic canteen. Approve duties of canteen personnel. Approve extra ordinary expenditure for the canteen, e.g. new equipment etc.; not day to day purchases. Approve any outgoing correspondence for the canteen. Canteen Volunteers All Canteen Volunteers are required to complete a "Working With Children Check"; which involves a national criminal history check and a review of findings of workplace misconduct (see Definitions). Volunteers will need to follow the operating and procedure manual in the canteen. New Canteen Volunteers will receive the Catholic Schools Office Induction for Volunteers and Volunteer Induction Handbook. On a rostered day each volunteer worker will: Sign in as present on school grounds using the sign on method applicable at the school (Volunteers Book, Electronic iPad). Be provided free lunch. Work as part of a team. Canteen Committee The role of the Canteen Committee where one is established is to: Uphold the healthy eating practices rationale, which is in line with state and diocesan policies and initiatives. Support the Canteen Supervisor by advising and recommending strategies for the betterment of the canteen. Audit the number of hours work by the Canteen Supervisor through relevant work program documentation. Assist the Canteen Supervisor to develop and induct a procedure manual outlining canteen functions and routines, including hygiene requirements, as well as safe operating procedures for equipment, with cleaning and maintenance procedures. In the case where the Canteen Committee is a sub-committee of their School’s Parents & Friends Association; Sections 3 and 8 of the Parents & Friends Associations, For The Diocese of Maitland-Newcastle, Constitution applies. The activities of the Canteen Committee are deemed to be the direct control of the Principal / or their delegate, in line with school operations and management (Refer to Sections 3 and 8 of the Parents & Friends Associations, For The Diocese of Maitland-Newcastle, Constitution
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