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Milwaukee College Prep Food Service - Assistant Manager in Milwaukee, Wisconsin

 

Position:         Assistant Food Service Manager (Full Time)

Reports to:   Food Service Manager

Job Summary:

Perform a variety of entry-level routine kitchen tasks under the direct supervision of a food service manager or designee. Responsible for assisting in the preparation, serving, and storage of food; cleaning and maintaining food service areas, and operation of mechanical equipment.  At times serve as Cook.  

Work Schedule:

  • Typical work days: weekdays when students are present

  • Typical work hours: Eight (8) hour shifts between 5:30 am and 3:30 pm 

    Job Duties:

    To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skill, and/or ability required. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the job duties of this position.

  • Assist with large-scale food production, following proper meal standards, written standardized recipes and instructions, and portion control methods.

  • Handle all business and administrative management duties with and without the use of a computer.

  • Portion and serve food; restock the serving line during meal service; communicate with cooking staff regarding food quantities needed.

  • Clean and / or set up serving lines, condiment stations and beverage service areas; storage areas, work areas, kitchen equipment and tools.

  • Store food using proper safety and sanitation procedures.

  • Responsible for supporting and leading operations such as food production, product inventory, and maintenance.

  • Assist with food production for special functions.

  • Practice safe handling in operating food production equipment and tools.

  • Observe and practice procedures for proper food safety and sanitation.

  • Wash dishes and utensils; assist with recycling and empty refuse as needed in the kitchen.

  • Clean and maintain kitchen floors.

  • Check out supplies from the storeroom; assist with deliveries and inventory.

  • Serve food while demonstrating excellent customer service skills, interacting positively with scholars, staff, and visitors and modeling positive character traits.

  • On occasion serve as Cook.

  • Liaison to Food Service Management team 

    Other Duties:

  • Participate in training sessions, meetings, and scheduled cleaning days.

  • Perform other duties as assigned.

    Qualifications: 

  • High school graduate or equivalent is preferred

  • Minimum one year of related food service experience in a commercial establishment 

  • One year experience as a supervisor or Lead team member working in a restaurant or hospitality 

  • Experience within a school food service environment a preferred

  • Food safety and sanitation certification or the ability to obtain it within three months of hire.   

  • A valid driver's license, reliable and insured transportation during work hours. 

    Knowledge, Skills and Abilities (KSA’s): 

  • Strong impersonal relationship skills

  • Punctual and reliable

  • Must be able to handle all business and administrative management duties with and without the use of a computer.

  • Requires the ability to display knowledge of principles of basic food preparation including weights, measurements, and storage procedures.

  • The ability to perform accurate mathematical calculations.

  • The ability to make purchases, and maintain inventory management using a computer and navigate food service technology platforms.

  • Trustworthy, team player, and requires effective methods of leadership and supervision.

  • Follow instructions, work quickly, neatly and efficiently 

  • Good hygiene and neat appearance. Uniforms must be in compliance with current dress code.

  • Communicate effectively in written and oral form 

  • Lift bulk weight up to 55 pounds

  • Stand, walk, bend, squat and climb 

  • Stand for long periods of time and endure extreme temperatures typically found in working in a large production kitchen.

  • Understand federal, state and local program regulations; demonstrate knowledge of meal pattern requirements.

  • Complete the food safety and sanitation course once every three years.

  • Assist with training employees; provide assistance to staff in food production, serving or cleaning activities, as needed.

    Compensation: Commensurate with experience.

     

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