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Food Service Associate-Cafeteria & Coffee Shop-Monday-Friday-9am-5:30pm with Weekend Availability

Summary

• Depending on the size of the entity and department structure, Level I and Level II may be combined.
• Level I Perform routine tasks and manual work under immediate supervision in support of hospital food service operations; operate dish machine; wash pots and perform heavy cleaning duties; transport equipment, food, supplies, and refuse as directed.
• Level II Perform a variety of tasks in preparation, service and delivery of food products and/or service operations (ie. prepare, mix, assemble, portion, serve and store food as directed; receive inspect, store, secure disburse and control inventory of foodstuffs, supplies and equipment).
• Also may function as a cashier when directed.

Work Performed

• Level I -Retrieve, collect, and transport food service supplies, equipment and refuse as directed.
• Strip carts/trays, sort, rinse, dishes and silverware, operate and unload dish machine, and store clean items; inspect washed items for cleanliness and breakage.
• Clean and maintain dish machine; clean and sanitize assigned areas.
• Washes pots, pans and equipment.
• Collect, sort and dispose of trash.
• Follow all safety procedures for using equipment and chemicals.
• Level II -In addition to the duties described in Level I.
• Performs the following- may set up and serve food to patients and cafeteria customers as specified by menus, ensuring that all food items are properly portioned and handled within established sanitation standards.
• May operate and monitor proper functioning of food service equipment; follow all safety procedures for using equipment and chemicals; clean and sanitize equipment after use.
• May assist in tray line and/or cafeteria setup, ensuring that quality standards are maintained and safe food handling guidelines are adhered to.
• Detect and report improperly prepared food or food that does not meet standards and/or defective/damaged merchandise and status of all supplies in stock.
• May assist in the care and maintenance of work areas and alert supervisors to problems as they arise
• May place food and supply orders with approved vendors under direction and guidance of Food Service Manager.
• May review stock levels of common foodstuffs and advanced menu items, conduct physical inventories and maintain inventory records; unload incoming supplies and equipment.
• May transport food carts to assigned locations.
• May prepare and set up food items to be delivered to catering functions as needed.
• May plan, organize and provide service for routine and more complex catering functions.
• May work as needed for specially planned catering events.
• May maintain an accurate inventory of all catering equipment.
• May be responsible for the maintenance and upkeep of the catering area.
• If functioning as a cashier, calculate total cost of items on food tray; accept payment in cash or meal tickets.
• Ensure validity of meal cards.
• Total cash/tickets at end of work period; deposit money and prepare deposit report sheet.

Knowledge, Skills and Abilities

• Level I -ability to lift/push/pull 50 pounds.
• Ability to read/write and follow oral and written instructions.
• Level II - Same as level I plus , basic math skills.
• Basic computer/cashier/calculator skills.
• Strong customer service skills.
• Ability to prepare/handle foodstuffs using safe food handling practices.
• Ability to maintain inventory

Level Characteristics

• Level I Heavy cleaning duties Level II Excellent customer service skills Ability to work effectively with minimal supervision Ability to maintain inventory

Minimum Qualifications

Education

N/A

Experience

• Level I No previous food service experience required.
• Level II Work requires six months of food service experience.

Degrees, Licensures, Certifications

N/A

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Employment Type: PART_TIME

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