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Be an Expert: Demonstrates knowledge of business on the floor, backroom operations, product safety standards, sanitation guidelines, inventory management, and the operation, maintenance, and sanitization of equipment; preparing (for example, cutting, grinding, wrapping, trimming) meat products according to established standards; cutting boneless meat products; and maintaining product quality standards.
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Work in our meat department and you'll be on the front-lines of customer service-your smile can make the difference between a good shopping experience and a great one. Join our meat team and you won't just cut meat, you'll make important decisions about the quality, packaging, and display of our meat items for our members to eat and feed to their families.
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The Meat Cutter's performance and the ability to cut for quality and quantity of product have a significant impact on the guest's dining experience. Top quality meat cutting ensures that the restaurant uses its product to optimize profit and that the Golden Corral guest receives full value in both product and service.
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Uses precision and non-precision hand tools and/or instruments to cut or saw unfinished meat products into desired sizes, shapes, and/or weight. Essential Duties and Responsibilities Processes meat by removing fat, tenderizing, grinding, and/or cutting to proper thickness and size.
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Standing for long periods of time, twisted torso all day long, basic ability to read tickets and special requests, ability to recognize cuts of meat, able to write numbers and basic descriptions, basic math, reading and writing skills, able to work in a cold/wet environment fast-paced environment.
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Previous experience as a meat cutter or butcher preferred. As a Meat Cutter at Costco, you will be responsible for cutting, trimming, and preparing various cuts of meat for sale.
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Perform general clean-up and stock work in the Meat department and provide customer service. Perform general clean-up and stock work in the Meat department and provide customer service. Demonstrate the companys core values of respect, honesty, integrity, diversity, inclusion and safety of others.
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Maintain a clean and organized meat cutting area. - Collaborate with team members to meet meat department production targets. Job Title: Meat Cutter. - Cut, trim, and prepare various cuts of meat.
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Train and develop all Meat department employees, insuring that proper emphasis on customer courtesy and productivity is developed and that the technical skills learned are properly utilized. Plan, organize, train and direct Meat department associates; perform production and customer service functions; maximize store sales and profits.
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Be a Talent Ambassador: Being an advocate for the department and the club by valuing the member's experience in meat area and modeling high quality service and products; executing the basics at highest possible level of quality; and exhibiting energy, commitment, and passion for the work.
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A hands on position, the Meat Clerk receives, stores, and grinds meats; unloads and transports fresh, cured, and boxed meats and poultry from delivery truck; counts and weighs incoming articles and compares results against an invoice; and examines meats in storage and rotates meats to avoid aging.
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In the absence of the Meat Manager is responsible for the overall operation of the Meat department. Assistant Meat Managers will assist the Meat manager in training, observing, and enforcing all company policies and procedures.
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