Food Service Workers prepare simple foods according to standardized menus, recipes, or verbal instructions
given by supervisor; makes salads, dressings, gelatin, toast, or sandwiches; grills sandwiches, pancakes, eggs,
French toast, and hash browns and toast; cleans, cuts, and chops vegetables and fruits; slices meats, cheeses,
and breads; cuts desserts; adjusts recipe quantities to eliminate excessive waste of food products; fills drink
machines, mixes beverages, makes coffee, and prepares sack lunches or snacks; uses various types of
commercial kitchen equipment such as mixers, slicers, and choppers; prepares simple desserts such as
pudding, cobbler, and loaf cakes; slices and wraps bread and other baked items; checks for proper temperature
of prepared foods with thermometer; observes food to be sure it is visually appealing and of high quality.
Additionally, you may transport food back and forth from the kitchen to the cafes, clean tables, mop floors,
stock utensils, cups and beverages. Serve food from steam tables, fill 5-gallon buckets of ice for the soda
machines, lift 30-50 lb. boxes of soda syrup and clean equipment.
Some cashiering duties may be assigned for less than ½ of your scheduled shift, as well as any additional
duties assigned by a manager or supervisor
Relief employees must be available to work at least four (4) days per pay period as determined according to the department needs
Food Handler’s Permit
Some positions may require the ability to push food carts and/or lift materials up to 50 pounds.
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