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A Cook prepares food in a restaurant or institutional kitchen. May be responsible for a specific station or type of food preparation in a larger kitchen, or specialize as a short-order or fast-food cook. May prepare meals in private homes, or cater parties.
$39,503 / year median in California
-0% projected decline
Job Description
Cook Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen - 3.3 Murrieta, CA Job Details Part-time $20 an hour 5 hours ago Qualifications Takeout food packing Food service customer order management Food heating Food service workstation cleanliness Packing Frying Manual packaging Seafood Food supply stocking Food preparation Baked goods production Cleaning messes in dining areas Guest services Picking & packing Entry level Full Job Description Cooks' primary duties are: Batter (chicken and seafood), fries and monitors holding times of chicken, seafood, fries, and any other fried products. Turns and pulls product past holding time. Stock sandwich area, prepare and package sandwiches. Bake and dress biscuits. Heat inserts of prepared products for the front line. Assist in filling and packaging orders. Monitor and correct cleanliness of the restaurant. Cooks are responsible for exhibiting a friendly, enthusiastic attitude while performing job assignments, showing a caring attitude for guests and fellow crew members, and maintaining the company's operational quality and cleanliness standards. A qualified candidate should possess the ability to learn in a fast paced environment, project a professional appearance and a positive attitude at all times in the restaurant. Equal Opportunity Employer This employer is required to notify all applicants of their rights pursuant to federal employment laws. For further information, please review the Know Your Rights (https://www.eeoc.gov/poster) notice from the Department of Labor.