Food Service Helper

The candidate must have an actively growing mature walk with the Lord. Be a positive moral role model. Must be able to willingly accept correction and instruction. Must be in agreement with our Code of Conduct, ATC Mission Statement, Statement of Faith and Philosophy of Ministry.

This position is responsible to the Food Service Director (FSD) for general food service work in the kitchen and dining room. A year of previous institutional/commercial food service experience is desired.

RESPONSIBILITIES INCLUDE:

Supervision of students involved in kitchen and dining room

Preparing meals at specified times

Purchasing food and non-food items

Organize and supervise the cleaning of the kitchen and dining room.

Supervise Kitchen Clean-up Crew and Kitchen Work Crew. 

Oversee food preparation and distribution of ATC residents and guests, Board Meetings, Special services, Holidays and other activities.

Pick up donated food and non-food items

Shall be responsible to FSD for any additional duties that may be assigned.

POSITION REQUIREMENTS:

Ability to follow oral and written instructions

Ability to maintain records and complete forms accurately

Ability to perform work involving standing, stooping, lifting (up to 50lbs), and use of utensils and equipment in relation to food service operations

Valid driver’s license and good driving record

Able to work flexible schedule and some weekends

Must possess a teachable spirit and flexible temperament

Must be able to patiently assist with teaching and training students in various skill sets.

Understand that the Food Service Department is a helps part of the ministry. The key word of food service, is “Service”.

ON-THE-JOB TRAINING REQUIRED:

How to follow recipes and apply mathematical concept to complete tasks (example: Scaling recipes)

Care and use of food service equipment and kitchen utensils

Knowledge of health hazards in food preparation and service and necessary precautionary measures

Knowledge of appropriate safety and security precautions appropriate to work performed

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