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A TMG Line Cook/Prep Cook not only prepares our made-from-scratch food but displays showmanship and interacts with our Guests in our display kitchens. Line Cooks/Prep Cooks/Dishwashers Ted's Montana Grill isn't your ordinary restaurant, so we aren't looking for ordinary people.
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Two years related experience as a line service technician and/or training; or equivalent combination of education and experience strongly preferred. Must be able to obtain a certificate from NATA Line Service training program.
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A Line Cook will: Prepares or directs preparation of food served using established production procedures and systems. The line cook is responsible for preparing and/or directing the preparation of food to be served to the restaurant's standards of excellence.
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NW Service Enterprises, Inc. (NWS) Professional Assembly is seeking candidates for Assembly Technician , working on-site at local Retail Stores such as Home Depot, Walmart, or Lowes assembling merchandise and displays.
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If you’re ready to take your culinary passion to the next level, consider an opportunity as a Line Cook. As a Line Cook, you willCarefully and safely prepare food according to chef direction and as ordered by the server, taking care to portion correctly and present appealingly.
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As a line cook, you must have a strong passion for delivering and flawlessly executing recipes and plate presentation to delight our guests. Our line cooks also have a firm commitment to the highest safety and sanitation standards.
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Provide quality assembly and repair products and merchandise, using manufacturer instructions while adhering to retailer rules and guidelines. If you are the handy person your friends and family would ask to help assemble a bike, barbecue, or playset, we want you to come and build for us.
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We are seeking enthusiastic line cooks who can handle the fast-paced airport environment while delivering an unforgettable taste of Montana's "last best place." We run a tight, efficient line with a simple, consistent menu focused on high-quality items and quick service, allowing passengers to enjoy a fantastic meal before their flights.
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