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The Food Service Worker accurately and efficiently prepares and serves a variety of food items in accordance with assigned work instructions and menus within a correctional setting.
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Provides administrative and office support to the Food Service Management team. Keeps management informed by reviewing and analyzing special reports; summarizing information; and identifying trends important to food service operations.
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The Food Service Supervisor is responsible for the supervision of inmate labor as well as team members assisting with the food service operation in a correctional facility.
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The Food Service Supervisor performs a variety of kitchen duties as assigned and/or instructs inmate labor in preparation and serving of correctional facility meals in accordance with departmental work production standards, standardized recipes, and work instructions.
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This position oversees the operational and financial responsibilities for the kitchen and supervises an Assistant Kitchen Manager and/or a team of Food Service Workers and/or Cooks who are involved with the preparation, serving and clean-up of food in a secure correctional facility.
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Responsibilities The Food Service Supervisor is responsible for the supervision of inmate labor as well as team members assisting with the food service operation in a correctional facility.
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The Food Service Worker is responsible for the supervision of inmate labor as well as team members assisting with the food service operation in a correctional facility. Our ideal Food Service Worker excels at the following: - Passionate about food and service - Has a solid understanding of food handling regulations - Desire to always learn more - Ability to work as a team member, as well as independently - Ability to multi-task and adapt to changes quickly - Dependable and flexible Essential Functions/Core Responsibilities - Supervise inmate labor and/or team members in the kitchen during food prep and food service shifts in the kitchen.
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This position is in charge of the operational and financial responsibilities for the kitchen and supervises an Assistant Food Service Director and/or a team of Food Service Supervisors and/or Cooks who are involved with the preparation, serving and clean-up of food in a secure correctional facility.
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Supervise inmate labor and/or team members in the kitchen during food prep and food service shifts in the kitchen. Prior institutional food service or restaurant experience is preferred.
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We are looking for a Food Service Worker to join us at the Douglas County Jail in Roseburg, OR. The duties of the Food Service Worker include, but are not limited to, cleaning as you go, maintaining a neat and food safe workstation, pulling trash, sweeping, mopping, and any other duties assigned within the facility.
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Prior institutional food service or restaurant experience is a plus. Passionate about food and service. Keep up with garbage collection and keep kitchen floors clean from excess food/trash.
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May also be an identified participant in an On the Job Training program, training for purposes in preparation for an Food Service Director role/promotion. Assistant Food Service Director.
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Train other food service workers. Ensure kitchen is kept clean and that the environment is ready for food prep/serving including sweeping, mopping and dishwashing. Follow all food safety regulations pertaining to sanitation, food handling and storage.
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What You'll Need Required: High School Diploma or Equivalent, and you must be at least 18 years of age Preferred: Prior institutional food service or restaurant experience is a plus BenefitsTrinity Services Group (TSG) offers comprehensive benefits to all regular-full time employees: Medical w/prescription coverage Benefit Credit received when enrolled in a TKC medical plan, to help offset your benefit costs.
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Utilize kitchen utensils/equipment to cook, prepare and serve food according to recipes. Serve food during planned meal schedules and according to department policies and procedures. Ensure that all food is stored properly and in sanitary manner.
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