Cook

Overview The cook is responsible for preparing foods that meet nutritional and dietary requirements set forth by the respective County Health Departments, PA State Health Department and the Department of Children and Youth Services. Maintain inventories and temperature logs of all foods stored, purchased, donated by USDA or

FOOD BANK.

Clean all work related equipment and pots and pans inside and outside in accordance with Food Safety and PA Health Department. Responsibilities Strong verbal and written communication skills Ability to implement procedures to maintain a healthy, comfortable and pleasant environment at the Meal Center. Knowledge of health, safety, and food service codes Plan monthly menus incorporating USDA, Food Bank and purchased food items. Maintain inventories and temperature logs of all foods stored, purchased, donated by USDA or

FOOD BANK.

Clean all work related equipment and pots and pans inside and outside in accordance with Food Safety and PA Health Department. Keep all floors in kitchen, walk-in freezer/refrigerator, food storage rooms, swept and clean in preparation for heavy mopping and sanitizing.

Replenish all condiments and utensils:

sugar, pepper, salt, napkins, ice, drinks, as needed and maintain clean environment in kitchen and dining room. Ability to evaluate services and recommend necessary changes. Keep kitchen and food storage areas clean and free from rubbish. Rotate stock in food pantry and meal center. Including cold and dry storage. Keep all floors in kitchen, walk-in freezer/refrigerator, food storage rooms, swept and clean in preparation for heavy mopping and sanitizing.

Replenish all condiments and utensils:

sugar, pepper, salt, napkins, ice, drinks, as needed and maintain clean environment in kitchen and dining room. Be able to work independently and be able to adapt work schedules to accommodate program needs. Dress should be neat and appropriate and work conducted in a professional manner Should be able to lead and direct other kitchen workers such as community services workers, volunteers, etc. Must have pleasant personality and be able to work well with other employees and must be of a confidential nature. Upon Consultation with Corps Officer, order all necessary supplies in accordance with the position. Other duties as assigned by the Corps Officer. Qualifications A non-expired Health Department Food Certification or ability to obtain. Ability to pass Serve Safe training All three PA Clearances required upon employment and thereafter upon renewal date: PA Child Abuse History Clearance, Request for Criminal Record, and Fingerprint based federal criminal history. PA Mandated and Permissive Reporting and The Salvation Army's KeepSAfe training required.

High School Graduate or G.E.D. equivalent with one year cooking experience. High School Graduate or G.E.D. equivalent with one year cooking experience. Must be able to work unsupervised as minimal as possible. Must provide resume and be willing to have an interview.