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Description Summary:The Food Service Worker I is responsible for the set-up, service, and cleanup of all aspects of food service. Responsibilities may include any one or all of the following tasks: working tray line, general cleaning and sanitation, emptying trash, washing pots and pans, maintaining storeroom, putting away food service deliveries, organization stock and initiating process for appropriate inventory replenishment.
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Job Type Customer Service, Hospitality - Hotel, Restaurant - Food Service. Founded in 1960, AVI Foodsystems has evolved into one of the most respected and trusted food service companies in the nation.
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We are looking to add a motivated food service worker to our education team in Columbus, OH. As a food service worker, you will have the opportunity to perform a variety of tasks, learn a variety of skills, and interact with a diverse clientele daily in a fast-paced environment.
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Perform other duties as assigned by the Nutritional Service Supervisor. Occasional requirement to travel, i.e., to pick up food or materials. Serve Safe food handlers certification or the ability to obtain.
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The Food Service Worker will assist the manager with food/meal preparation; maintain cash receipts and meal records. Food Service Certificate as needed. Maintain high standards of quality in food production, sanitation, and kitchen safety practices.
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Representing not only the client but NexDine as well, this Food Service Worker needs to exhibit great customer service in all aspects of this job. The Food Service Worker is responsible for preparing, presenting and/or building food items while providing great customer service.
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Serves food to residents, consumers, youth or employees (e.g., sets up &/or tears down service lines; portions, slices &/or wraps food; delivers trays; sets &/or clears tables; sets up &/or clears carts; gets supplies from storage.
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Rooted in service and united by our purpose, we strive to do great things for each other, our partners, our communities, and our planet. Adhere to all food safety regulations for sanitation, food handling, and storage.
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The Assistant Food Service Worker will assist with the overall responsibility of preparing and serving meals to our veteran residents. Preferred applicants will hold a High School diploma or equivalent, with at least two years of food service experience.
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Kitchen Helper / Dietary Aide - Assists the Cook in the preparation and service of meals, places prepared food on plates/trays following tray tickets in line with our established policies and procedures, and, as may be directed by the Food Services Director/Manager or Cook, to ensure that quality food service is provided at all times.
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The Big Walnut Local School District is currently accepting applications for SUBSTITUTE food service workers. If you are interested in becoming a Food Services Substitute for Big Walnut Local Schools, please complete an application online.
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