Mashgiach Sample Clauses

Mashgiach. A Mashgiach T’midi will be required for all private events that require the use of the kitchen. Your caterer should make arrangements to hire an independent Mashgiach and will advise you of the costs involved. If your caterer is not supplying a mashgiach, the Shul will contact the RCBC for a referral, one of whom needs to be appointed to supervise your event at a cost of $225 per event (for certain exceptions for multiple Shabbat events may be a flat rate) starting at the moment the kitchen is unlocked to the point the kitchen is locked. This fee will be added and must be paid in advance along with the rental fee and will be calculated based on the estimated rental period. The Mashgiach must be paid through Arzei Darom and if the event is cancelled without advanced notice, Arzei may be obligated to pay the Mashgiach for his time. No exceptions will be allowed to this policy. Any Mashgiach needs to meet the approval of the RCBC. Xxxxx Xxxxxx is the final authority on all kashrut issues in the Shul.

Mashgiach. A Mashgiach T’midi will be required for all private events that require the use of the kitchen except as specified below. Your caterer should make arrangements to hire an independent Mashgiach and will advise you of the costs involved. If your caterer is not supplying a mashgiach, the Shul will contact the RCBC for a referral, one of whom needs to be appointed to supervise your event. The fee for a mashgiach will be added and must be paid in advance along with the rental fee and will be calculated based on the estimated rental period. The Mashgiach must be paid through Netivot Shalom and if the event is cancelled without advanced notice, Netivot Shalom may be obligated to pay the Mashgiach for his time. Any Mashgiach needs to meet the approval of the RCBC. Rabbi Helfgot is the final authority on all kashrut issues in the Shul. A Mashgiach is not required in the following cases: (i) when cold food is being served, including, but not limited to, situations where the food is being transferred from platter to platter, and (ii) when food is served in its original containers which are marked and sealed by the caterer. In such cases, ALL serving items (including platters, plates, knives, forks spoons etc) must be either paper or plastic and disposable. Renter may not bring any servicing items made of metal/glass/china, even brand new items are not allowed. Any other exceptions may be determined at the sole discretion of Rabbi Helfgot.

Mashgiach. A Mashgiach T’midi will be required for all private events that require the use of the kitchen except as specified below. Your caterer should make arrangements to hire an RCBC Mashgiach and will advise you of the costs involved. If your caterer is not supplying a mashgiach, you must do so at your own expense and notify Rabbi Helfgot and the Vice President of Operations of such within 5 days of your event. Any Mashgiach needs to meet the approval of the RCBC. Rabbi Helfgot is the final authority on all kashrut issues in the Shul. A Mashgiach is not required in the following cases: (i) when cold food is being served, including, but not limited to, situations where the food is being transferred from platter to platter, and (ii) when food is served in its original containers which are marked and sealed by the caterer. In such cases, ALL serving items (including platters, plates, knives, forks spoons etc) must be either paper or plastic and disposable. Renter may not bring any servicing items made of metal/glass/china, even brand new items are not allowed. Any other exceptions may be determined at the sole discretion of Rabbi Helfgot.