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Food Service Team Member/Prep Cook: Maintains cleanliness of kitchen and kitchen equipment. Minimum Qualifications: 18+Clear communicationAble and willing to lift and stock inventory up to 50 poundsAccountableReliablePunctualTeam-first attitudeCoachableAbility to stand on your feet during entire shiftAble to perform basic math functionsPreferred Qualifications: Prior C-Store, retail, food service, or customer service is greatly appreciatedBilingualDesire for personal and professional advancementShift flexibilityWeekend availability.
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Food Service: Each Team Member plays a part in delivering an excellent food service experience for our guests. Running a cash register, stocking shelves, cleaning restrooms, and marketing promotions are things you may do in our fast-paced environment.
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Prior C-Store, retail, food service, or customer service is greatly appreciated. We want your unique personality to ensure best in class service and food experiences for our guests.
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Our parent, Tri Star Energy , is a growing, local, family-owned company with over 2.5K employees and nearly 200 locations, based in Nashville, TN. With Wholesale, Commercial, and Retail Convenience Store services, we are a premier convenience retailer and one of the leading fuel providers in the Southeast.
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Tri Star Energy is an equal opportunity employer and hires without regard to race, color, religion, sex, age, national origin, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, marital status, veteran status, genetics, or any other category protected under applicable law.
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