Cook/CashierFlorida Tech Main Campus MelbourneDining location: Rathskeller Pizza & GrillOperating hours: 4:00pm to 12:00am dailyCome join the team at the late-night hot spot on campus!Working in an open kitchen, cook to order concept, preparing hot and cold menu items from fresh and frozen state.
The duties include opening set-up and closing procedures for pizza making equipment, blenders, fryer and flat top grill stations.
Must maintain standards that ensure food safety and presentation, quality, cleanliness, in a fast paced, challenging environment.
Also, may be required to operate our POS register system, take customer orders and delivery food around the campus community.
All team members are required to assist in maintaining dining room cleanliness, restock the convenient store shelving and drink display coolers.Responsibilities: May be asked to work at another Campus Dining location as neededThe position is typically in our Rathskeller Pizza and Grill quick service, grocery, snack bar and pizza delivery operation and is accountable for following standardized recipes.Operating the cash register according to specified procedures, taking customer orders and maintaining the kitchen area to meet sanitation, health and safety standards.Properly rotate perishable ingredients, utilize code date labeling to ensure the highest quality menu items are served.Performs routine cleaning and organization of workstations, equipment, all food production and food storage areas of the operation.Requirements:Candidate possessing a current / valid driver's license is preferred, as this enables them to drive University vehicles for the purpose of food deliveries to the campus be able to stand for extended periods of time in a fast-paced work environment.EducationHigh School Diploma or GED preferred.
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