Food Service Associate

Encompass Early Education and Care•Green Bay, WI

2d•Onsite

About The Position

Responsibilities include operating a safe, sanitary, efficient kitchen and preparing food for service in compliance with licensing, USDA and Encompass policies and procedures. The role involves accomplishing the daily schedule for breakfast, lunch and snack preparation and distribution to classrooms, following USDA, DCF, DPI and Encompass policies and procedures. It also requires abiding by all regulations regarding food safety and sanitation of the kitchen and equipment, and providing necessary information to the Director of Food Services and/or Center Director. Accurate and timely completion of all required reports and necessary record keeping is also a key part of the role, along with performing other duties assigned by the supervisor.

Requirements

High School Graduate or equivalent preferred
Basic knowledge of food preparation and sanitation
Organizational and time management skills
Basic computer knowledge enabling effective use of IPad
18 years of age (per Department of Children and Families licensing rule)
Lift 10-25 pounds
Stand for majority of shift; ability to safely navigate stairs as applicable
Bending and reaching for food prep and cleaning purposes

Responsibilities

Operate a safe, sanitary, efficient kitchen
Prepare food for service in compliance with licensing, USDA and Encompass policies and procedures
Accomplish daily schedule for breakfast, lunch and snack preparation and distribution to classrooms, following USDA, DCF, DPI and Encompass policies and procedures
Abide by all regulations regarding food safety and sanitation of kitchen and equipment
Provide necessary information to the Director of Food Services and/or Center Director
Complete accurately and on time all required reports and/or necessary record keeping
Perform other duties assigned by supervisor
Maintain safe, sanitary conditions of kitchen
Operate kitchen appliances and equipment safely
Follow all policies related to food service