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The Bars Kitchen Worker will also remove, clean, and return floor mats, remove dirty linen, and clean and return glassware to proper locations. Overview The Bars Kitchen Worker is responsible for service to the bars; cleaning floors, floor drains, stainless steel counter tops, soda guns, and sinks in the bar areas of the property.
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Wipe tables, counter tops, bar tops and seats with dampened cloths, and replace dirty tablecloths. Scrape and stack dirty dishes, and carry dishes and other tableware to kitchens for cleaning.
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They serve and take and deliver accurate food and drink orders and remove dirty dishes in a timely manner. Ability to work in a stationery position and move about the Cafe for prolonged periods of time.
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1+ year of experience working in a restaurant with a fast casual or full service experience. They display knowledge of the LifeCafe and/or Bistro by efficiently answering questions and by providing additional recommendations.
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Keep the tables free of dirty dishes through pre-bussing any empty glassware, debris, empty bottles, plate ware, silverware, ect. Keep the tables free of dirty dishes through pre-bussing any empty glassware, debris, empty bottles, plate ware, silverware, ect.
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Returns dirty dishware, glassware, utensils and linen to the dishwashing area; sorts items according to the decoy system, placing them in prescribed area for proper disposition. Returns dirty dishware, glassware, utensils and linen to the dishwashing area; sorts items according to the decoy system, placing them in prescribed area for proper disposition.
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In this role, you will be responsible for loading the dishwasher with dirty dishes brought in by the bussers and unloading clean dishes. You will also be doing general cleaning tasks as assigned by the restaurant manager.
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Work with kitchen staff, assist with bussing and resetting tables, remove dirty dishes, dispose of trash and restock inventory as needed. Work with kitchen staff, assist with bussing and resetting tables, remove dirty dishes, dispose of trash and restock inventory as needed.
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Plant environment with loud noise, moving machinery, dusty, dirty. Product lines include structural block, interlocking paving stones, engineered wall systems, retaining walls, ornamental and garden products, and a full range of sack goods.
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Wipe tables, countertops and bar tops and seats in the bar area with dampened cloths, and replace dirty tablecloths. Wipe tables, countertops and bar tops and seats in the bar area with dampened cloths, and replace dirty tablecloths.
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