The Cook prepares menu items according to recipes and yield guides and helps direct, train, and monitor Line Cooks. The role includes organizing and maintaining clean, sanitary work areas and equipment; preparing and assigning production and prep work; reviewing priorities; and communicating changes or additions to assignments during the shift. The Cook sets up workstations with the required mise en place, tools, equipment, and supplies, breaks down workstations, and completes closing duties at the end of the day’s last shift. The Cook also informs the Sous Chef when supplies need to be requisitioned. The position requires five years of Line Cook experience at a hotel, resort, or restaurant; the ability to work all line stations; and food handling certification. The Cook should have a strong work ethic, self-initiative, and enjoy contributing to a team that provides positive guest experiences. Work schedules may vary and can include nights, weekends, and holidays. The posting includes a section labeled “Physical Requirements (In-Office Role)” describing prolonged desk and computer work, occasional standing and walking, frequent hand and finger use, communication abilities, and occasional bending, reaching, or carrying. It also states that lifting or moving 10–25 pounds may be needed, along with visual and hearing abilities. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform essential functions.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
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