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DELIVERY DRIVER - FULL TIME

Waianae, HI

$17.50 - $21.75/hr

... restaurants, grocery stores, natural food retailers, CSA host sites, farmers markets, community partners, and other designated delivery locations across Oahu. In addition to completing deliveries in ...

The Shift Manager supports the Restaurant General Manager (RGM) and Assistant Manager (AM) in managing the operations during assigned shifts, driving key performance outcomes related to sales ...

Dishwasher

Kaneohe, HI · On-site

$14 - $16/hr

... Oahu since 1998. We are a full service & family friendly restaurant located at the busy corner of Likelike Hwy and Kam Hwy in Kaneohe specializing in delicious Italian inspired cuisine that has ...

The Shift Manager supports the Restaurant General Manager (RGM) and Assistant Manager (AM) in managing the operations during assigned shifts, driving key performance outcomes related to sales ...

Bakery Production Worker

Pearl City, HI · On-site

$18 - $18.01/hr

Do you want to be part of a behind-the-scenes team that plays a major role in keeping Oahu's food ... delivery to restaurants, cafes, hotels, and retailers across the island. This is not a retail ...

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What are Restaurant Oahu jobs?

Restaurant Oahu jobs refer to employment opportunities within the restaurant industry on the island of Oahu, Hawaii. These positions can include servers, chefs, cooks, bartenders, dishwashers, hosts, and managers, among others. Due to Oahu's vibrant tourism industry, restaurants often seek employees with excellent customer service skills and the ability to work in a fast-paced environment. Job requirements vary depending on the specific role and restaurant, but many employers value previous experience in the food service industry. Working in a restaurant on Oahu can be a rewarding way to meet people from around the world and gain valuable hospitality skills.

What are some common challenges faced by restaurant staff in Oahu, and how can they be addressed?

Restaurant staff in Oahu often face challenges such as high customer volume during peak tourist seasons, managing diverse customer expectations, and adapting to fast-paced work environments. Effective communication, teamwork, and flexibility are essential for meeting these demands. Many restaurants offer training and cross-training opportunities to help staff build the necessary skills for success and to ensure smooth collaboration across roles.

What is the difference between Restaurant Oahu vs Restaurant Server?

AspectRestaurant OahuRestaurant Server
CredentialsNone required, customer service skills preferredNone required, customer service skills preferred
Work EnvironmentCasual dining, resort, or hotel settings in OahuRestaurants, cafes, and bars in Oahu
Industry UsageHospitality, tourism, food serviceFood service, hospitality, customer service

Restaurant Oahu refers broadly to dining establishments in Oahu, while a Restaurant Server specifically describes the role of serving customers in such establishments. Both involve customer service skills and work in hospitality settings, but Restaurant Oahu is a location-based term, whereas Restaurant Server is a job title. Understanding this distinction helps job seekers target their search effectively.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a Restaurant Manager in Oahu, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Restaurant Manager in Oahu, you need strong leadership, organizational skills, and experience in food service management, often supported by a hospitality degree or relevant certifications. Familiarity with point-of-sale (POS) systems, inventory management software, and food safety regulations is essential. Exceptional communication, problem-solving abilities, and cultural sensitivity help foster a positive team environment and excellent customer service. These skills ensure efficient operations, compliance with local standards, and an outstanding dining experience in Oahu's competitive restaurant industry.
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DELIVERY DRIVER - FULL TIME

$17.50 - $21.75/hr

Full-time

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Job description

Job Description: Organizational Summary: MA'O Organic Farms (MA'O), located in Lualualei Valley, Waianae, is a social enterprise of the Waianae Community Re-Development Corporation (WCRC), a non-profit 501(c)3 organization. Established in 2000, MA'O grows organic food and new leaders for a sustainable Hawaii. For the first 18-years in operation MA'O managed 24-acres of certified organic land, now we’ve grown to 280-acres in Lualualei Valley. This new aina presents a huge kuleana - to manage land and water with aloha, and to radically increase the production of nutritious local organic food, while empowering a new generation of leaders to serve Hawaii nei. Position Summary: The Delivery Driver is a critical team member responsible for ensuring the efficient, accurate, and timely distribution of fresh, high-quality certified organic fruits and vegetables. This role directly supports MA'O's farm operations by facilitating smooth and reliable deliveries to co-producers (customers), including restaurants, grocery stores, natural food retailers, CSA host sites, farmers markets, community partners, and other designated delivery locations across Oahu. In addition to completing deliveries in a timely and professional manner, this position supports the accurate loading and unloading of produce, maintenance of delivery vehicles and related operational spaces, customer service, produce processing, order preparation, and broader farm operations. While delivery and logistics are the primary focus of the role, the position also functions as a support-level farm operations role and assists with broader farm, harvest, processing, and production operations on non-delivery days, consistent with operational needs, training, safety requirements, and role classification.Work Location(s):This position may require occasional travel between our farm sites for meetings, events, or operational support based on program and operational needs.MA'O Organic Farms, 86-148 Puhawai Rd. Waianae, Oahu, Hawaii 96792MA'O Organic Farms, Palikea Farm Site, Waianae, Oahu, Hawaii 96792MA'O Organic Farms, Makaha Farm Site, Waianae, Oahu, Hawaii 96792Other: Delivery locations across OahuSchedule:Schedules may vary depending on responsibilities and operational needs.Must be available to work holidays, Saturdays, occasional Sundays, early mornings, extended shifts, or modified schedules based on operational, seasonal, staffing, or organizational needs.Standard shifts are generally scheduled from 6:00 am to 3:00 pm, including a 30 minute/1 hour unpaid meal period.Typical schedule may include a combination of:Sunday: OffTuesday, Thursday, Saturday: Delivery operations daysMonday, Wednesday, Friday: Non-delivery operational support days Essential Duties & Responsibilities: Delivery Day Operations (Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday)Review and inspect delivery orders, invoices, CSA lists, and related documentation to ensure accurate and complete shipments prior to departure.Load and organize delivery vehicles strategically to minimize product damage, maintain produce quality, and support efficient unloading at delivery locations.Safely deliver produce and related products to designated delivery locations across Oahu in a timely and professional manner.Confirm deliveries by distributing invoices to designated receiving personnel, obtaining signatures or confirmations as required, and returning completed delivery documentation to designated staff or collection locations at the end of each delivery day.Maintain professional and respectful communication with customers, receiving personnel, co-producers, chefs, vendors, community partners, and staff during deliveries and operational interactions.Document and report delivery-related concerns, including invoicing discrepancies, produce quality concerns, inventory discrepancies, customer concerns, delivery delays, or vehicle-related issues.Collect, transport, and return reusable delivery bins and related delivery materials from customer and delivery locations to designated receiving or storage areas.Clean and sanitize reusable delivery bins and related delivery equipment to support operational readiness for upcoming processing and delivery days.Support alternate delivery routes and other operational delivery needs, as assigned.Assist in training staff on delivery procedures, routes, safety expectations, and operational workflows, as assigned.Perform routine cleaning, sanitation, and operational maintenance of chiller spaces, including pallets, dollies, tables, floors, and related operational areas, to support food safety, organization, and operational readiness.Monitor and support the cleanliness, organization, and basic operational upkeep of chiller units and related storage areas, reporting maintenance or operational concerns to the designated supervisor or manager, as needed.Accurately complete and submit required maintenance, cleaning, and operational logs in accordance with organizational procedures and food safety requirements. Non-Delivery Day Operations (Monday, Wednesday, Friday)Support farm staff in preparing, packing, organizing, and staging produce orders for delivery.Assist with produce processing operations, including washing, sorting, packing, labeling, and organizing produce in accordance with food safety and quality standards.Support packing shed operations by maintaining cleanliness, sanitation, organization, and operational readiness, including cleaning and sanitizing work surfaces, harvest bins, wash stations, tables, floors, tools, and shared operational areas.Assist with produce organization, inventory staging, and operational preparation for upcoming deliveries and harvest activities.Support same-day or special-request deliveries, including deliveries for community partners, co-producers, operational needs, or other time-sensitive delivery requests, as assigned.Support general farm operations, processing activities, and operational tasks based on organizational needs, training, safety requirements, and role classification. Vehicle & Equipment ResponsibilitiesConduct routine vehicle inspections to monitor cleanliness, operational safety, fluid levels, tire condition, and overall vehicle readiness.Maintain cleanliness and organization of delivery vehicles, chillers, loading spaces, and related operational areas.Refuel delivery vehicles as needed and submit fuel receipts and related documentation to the designated Office Administrator, Manager, or supervisor.Support maintenance, cleanliness, inspection, and compliance activities for delivery vehicles.Assist with vehicle compliance requirements, including safety inspections, registration renewals, and related operational documentation, as assigned.Transport delivery vehicles for scheduled maintenance, servicing, repairs, or oil changes, as directed.Accurately complete and submit vehicle inspection logs, maintenance logs, fuel documentation, and other required operational records.Operate farm vehicles, trailers, tractors, loaders, or other equipment as authorized, trained, certified, and/or licensed, if applicable. Harvest & Production SupportTransport harvested produce between designated farm and operational locations as assigned.Serve as backup support for harvest transportation and operational driving needs as assigned.Assist with harvest, production, and general farm operations based on operational needs and training.Operate farm vehicles or other equipment as authorized, trained, certified, and/or licensed.Support harvest vehicle cleaning, maintenance, and basic operational readiness. General Duties & Core ResponsibilitiesUphold organic certification standards, food safety protocols, and food quality expectations in accordance with MA'O Organic Farms’ policies and training.Work both collaboratively with a team and independently, as assigned, to support organic farming operations.Maintain cleanliness, sanitation, and safe use of farm vehicles, equipment, tools, and workspaces. Operation of vehicles, machinery, chainsaws, or power tools is performed only as authorized, trained, and licensed (if applicable to assigned duties) and in accordance with safety policies.Maintain the cleanliness of shared and collective spaces, which may include break areas, parking lots, restroom facilities or portable restrooms, tool sheds, and surrounding work areas. Assist with managing trash and recyclables in accordance with farm practices.Support cross-functional farm operations as assigned, including assisting in different work areas based on operational needs and training, consistent with safety requirements and role classification.Support end-of-day security procedures by ensuring farm tools, equipment, vehicles, tractors, facilities, and gates are properly secured.Use digital tools and software, as required and/or provided by the organization, to support communication, coordination, documentation, and operations. This may include email, mobile devices, farm management or scheduling software, point-of-sale tablets, and platforms such as Microsoft products, Google Workspace, Slack, WhatsApp, and the organization’s HRIS.Participate in required food safety and organic certification audits, trainings, and inspections, as assigned.Perform other duties as assigned, consistent with training, safety requirements, and operational needs. Mentorship & ValuesModel professionalism and provide mentorship and positive reinforcement for youth interns learning in the fields, processing shed, and farmers markets.Support the training and evaluation of the farm’s youth interns in production operations.Model mutual love, respect, and a willingness to work, thus reinforcing organizational and programmatic policy and values in a positive and formative manner that supports the mission, goals, and activities of WCRC and MA'O wherever possible. Required Experience & Education:High school diploma or equivalent required; some college coursework, vocational training, or postsecondary education preferred.At least two (2) years of progressive experience in delivery driving, logistics, agriculture, food processing, warehouse operations, produce distribution, or a closely related operational setting.Minimum of two (2) years of professional experience operating delivery vehicles, cube trucks, box trucks, or other large vehicles in a safe and responsible manner.Demonstrated ability to work both independently and collaboratively in a fast-paced, team-oriented environment while maintaining organization, reliability, and professionalism.Demonstrated attention to detail, accuracy, and ability to follow food safety, sanitation, operational, and quality standards across multiple work areas.Demonstrated ability to safely perform the physical demands of the role, as outlined in the Physical Requirements section, with or without reasonable accommodation.Ability to use digital tools and software for communication, coordination, documentation, and operational tracking, with training provided as needed.Valid Hawaii Driver’s License and responsible driving history required for authorized work-related driving tasks and operational responsibilities, including transporting interns, supplies, or materials using MA'O-provided or approved vehicles.Must be legally authorized to work in the United States. Preferred Qualifications: Ideal candidates will have:Three (3) or more years of experience in delivery driving, agriculture, food systems, food processing, produce distribution, warehouse operations, or related hands-on work environments.College coursework, certifications, or training in agriculture, food systems, logistics, transportation, sustainability, warehouse operations, or a related field.Experience taking on lead or coordination responsibilities within a team setting (e.g., training others, supporting delivery coordination, route organization, workflow coordination, or supporting operational task organization).Experience mentoring, coaching, or supporting youth, interns, or early-career staff in hands-on operational or agricultural environments.Familiarity with organic certification standards, food safety protocols, produce handling requirements, sanitation procedures, and/or cold storage practices.Interest in or demonstrated commitment to advancing equity, sustainability, and resilience within Hawaii’s food system and rural communities, particularly in the Leeward Oahu region.Strong interpersonal, customer service, and communication skills, adaptability, and the ability to remain professional and solution-oriented in fast-paced operational and public-facing environments. Work Environment: Work conditions may include:Frequent local travel and driving between farm sites, customer locations, community sites, delivery routes, and operational areas across Oahu, including extended periods of vehicle operation and loading/unloading activities.Outdoor and indoor work environments, including exposure to sun, rain, wind, dust, mud, uneven terrain, insects, and cool, wet, or damp processing conditions involving water, ice, and approved cleaning agents in a fast-paced, high-volume workflow.Work performed across multiple settings, which may include fields, processing facilities, farmers markets, community sites, and shared indoor or administrative spaces, depending on assigned duties and operational needs.Use of required Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), which may include safety glasses, ear protection, gloves, aprons, hairnets, hats, and appropriate footwear, to support safety and hygiene.A physically demanding, team-oriented environment with shifting priorities, seasonal workload fluctuations, and periods of independent work.Exposure to loud equipment, machinery, and variable sensory inputs associated with farm, processing, and market operations.Regular interaction with youth and interns from diverse backgrounds, including providing mentorship, guidance, and support in a professional and culturally responsive manner.Use of digital tools (e.g., email, mobile devices, farm management or scheduling software, point-of-sale tablets, and collaboration platforms) to support communication, documentation, and operations.Occasional outdoor operational support activities may involve exposure to varying weather conditions, loading/unloading activities, and community or operational environments.Occasional off-site work, including participation in community events, educational workshops, farmers markets, or partner-led initiatives.A variable work schedule, which may include early morning shifts, holidays, Saturdays, and occasional weekends depending on operational needs.Ability to work extended hours on occasion to meet critical deadlines or support key programs, events, and operational priorities. Physical Requirements: The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this role:Ability to safely load, unload, transport, and maneuver prod