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Pittsville School District

Food Service Worker/Cook

Entry-Level JobVerifiedNo experience needed

Job Description

Join our team at Pittsville School District within the Elementary/Middle School as a food service worker/cook and help make a difference in our students day to day living. Become a lunch
SUPERHERO
working with a team of professionals to bring nutritious food to our students and staff everyday! Perfect job for people with children in school as position only is working when school is in session.
Essential Functions:
  • Preparing, serving and cleanup of meals for students and staff daily.
  • Contributing to a positive work environment.
  • Put away product deliverers in cooler/freezer/dry storage.
  • check out students meals on computer using Skyward software following USDA guidelines.
  • Washing, sanitizing all dishes including food service trays and food prep pans, along with cleaning and sanitizing dish area after service.
  • Demonstrating dependability and punctuality while maintaining a professional appearance for our students.
  • Following food safety requirements and guidelines set by the USDA and DPI.
Position is Monday through Friday during the days of school, shift starts at 7:30 am and shift ends at 1 pm each day. Perfect position for someone with children in school.
Job Type:
Part-time Pay:
From $14.00 per hour
Benefits:
Paid sick time Paid time off
Work Location:
In person

Benefits

  • Paid Time Off (PTO)
  • Sick Leave
  • Dental Insurance
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