A Cook 1 prepares and cooks simple foods according to standardized menus, recipes, or verbal instructions
from supervisor. These recipe items include but are not limited to: salads, dressings, gelatin, toast, sandwiches,
soups, eggs, hash browns, sushi, meat fabrication, fish fabrication, poultry fabrication, etc. Duties include use
of grills, char-broilers, ovens, tilt grills, steam kettles, steam oven, choppers, blenders, slicers and other various
and specialty pieces of kitchen equipment. Cleaning & maintenance of equipment and work areas is required
including mopping, sweeping, scrubbing.
A Cook 1 must have sufficient culinary knowledge to: adjusts recipe quantities; take measures to eliminate
excessive waste of food products; be familiar with use and types of commercial kitchen equipment, proper
temperatures for food; be able to produce consistent, visually appealing & high quality food. Recipe alteration
requires sign off from Chef.
A Cook 1 must adhere to sanitation and food safety standards as set forth by the health department as well as
standards above and beyond Health Department Regulations as stipulated with OHSU Food & Nutrition
Handbook. This adherence to policy includes but is not limited to: proper hand washing procedures, proper
labeling of all products, following proper rotation procedures and assisting in maintenance of rotational
policies throughout not only individual work areas but throughout the entire kitchen.
Prepare (physically produce) existing and new recipes for Patient and guests. Production and service of menu items, special requests preparation, specialty and individualized services unique to patients and guests.
Conveyance of supplies, storage of foods employing OSHU specified controls, temperature monitoring and recording and food and work safety compliance assurance.
An OR food handlers card or equivalent; AND
Food Protection Manager Certification with 6 months of hire; AND
Two years of experience as a cook in a commercial food service facility; OR
Possession of a Certificate of Completion in culinary arts and/or Foods and Hospitality Service from a certified community college or technical school.
Food handlers card or Servsafe certificate obtained by hire date.
Exposure to loud noise, heat, grease, cold.
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