Job Description
Location: Skinner Magnet Elementary
Reports To: Director of Nutrition Services
Work Schedule/FLSA Status:
Essential Performance Responsibilities
Performs other related tasks as assigned by supervisor and other central office administrators as designated by the Superintendent.
Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities:
This position may require the ability to use a variety of office equipment including a computer, and automated record keeping software. This position may require the ability to use commercial kitchen equipment such as: ovens, steamers, hot holding cabinets, blenders, food processors, mixers, slicers, can openers, peelers, knives, scales, and thermometers. Must always comply with OPS's guidelines for equipment use.
Travel: Local travel will be required.
Physical and Mental Demands, Work Hazards:
Rarely - 1-5% of the time, in an 8 hour day
Occasionally - 6-33% of the time, in an 8 hour day
Frequently - 34-66% of the time, in an 8 hour day
Continuously - 67-100% of the time, in an 8 hour day
Essential Functions:
STANDING: (Remaining on one's feet in an upright position without walking)
Occasionally: When preparing food including: cutting fruit; shredding cheese. When cleaning dishes. When working as the cashier. Floor mat available in the at the cashier area and at the sink area.
WALKING: - (Moving about on foot. It requires 3 consecutive steps to be considered walking) Occasionally: Moving throughout the kitchen area; accessing food from the storeroom; accessing food in the refrigerator; accessing food in the freezer area. Surface includes linoleum and tile. There may be times when portions of the kitchen floor could be wet.
SITTING: (Remaining in a seated position with hips and knees bent to some extent and buttocks resting on a surface) Rarely: Using the computer to review inventory, ordering items, and communicating electronically as needed.
LIFTING: (Raising or lowering an object from one level to another.) Occasionally: Handling cases of food products. Cases may be staged on the floor level of the storage room. Cases may be moved to the kitchen area or products placed on shelves. Some examples include:
Weight: 40 lb. Level: 6" (floor) to 34" (counter height)
Item: Case of Oranges, Rate: 12 cases per shift
Weight: 45 lb. Level: 6" (floor) to 34" (counter height)
Item: Case of Baked Beans, Rate: 13 cases per shift
Weight: 45 lb. Level: 6" (floor) to 34" (counter height)
Item: Case of Ketchup Pouches, Rate: 12 cases per shift
Weight: 40 lb. Level: 6" (floor) to 34" (counter height)
Item: Case of Apples, Rate: 16 cases per shift
Weight: 36 lb. Level: 6" (floor) to 34" (counter height)
Item: Case of Chicken Paddies, Rate: 3 x shift
Weight: 48 lb. Level: 6" (floor) to 34" (counter height)
Item: Case of Mozzarella Cheese (Blocks), Rate: 2 x month
Weight: 32 lb. Level: 8" (case handle) to 34" (counter height)
Item: Case of Milk Cartons (50 cartons), Rate: 16 cases per shift
CARRYING: (Transporting an object over a distance through walking) Rarely: Moving cases from the cart to the counter height. See examples of products above.
PUSHING/PULLING: (Exerting force upon an object so that the object moves away from the Force) Occasionally: Moving a cart with cases of food products to the kitchen; to the refrigerator; to the freezer. Distance up to 15-20'. Handle Height at 35". Force 25-30 lb.
CLIMBING: (To Ascend or Descend apparatus or structures) Rarely: Step stool (2 steps) available to access top shelf level of food items.
BALANCE: (Maintaining body equilibrium to prevent falling) Frequent: Walking around kitchen area around moving machinery; hot stove and other individuals. Kitchen floor may be wet around the sink area.
STOOPING: (Bending the body downward and forward from a standing position by bending the spine at the hips and/or waist) Occasionally: Cleaning pans and utensils in the sink; accessing containers of food located on the lower shelf levels (10"); accessing food at the lower shelf levels in the oven; accessing lower shelf levels in the refrigerator and freezer; accessing lower shelf levels where utensils are kept. Individuals may choose to stoop or crouch.
KNEELING: (Bending the legs at the knees to come to rest on one or both knees) Rarely: Cleaning underneath the hot line (shelf at approximately 9"); cleaning the lower oven shelves.
CROUCHING: (Bending the body downward and forward by bending legs at the hips and knees with simultaneous forward bending of the spine) Occasionally: Cleaning pans and utensils in the sink; accessing containers of food located on the lower shelf levels (10"); accessing food at the lower shelf levels in the oven; accessing lower shelf levels in the refrigerator and freezer; accessing lower shelf levels where utensils are kept. Individuals may choose to stoop or crouch.
REACHING: (Extending arms and hands away from the body in any direction. Shoulder angle must be least 45 degrees from the body to be considered reaching)
Frequent: Forward - Preparing food on the counters; washing pans and utensils.
Rarely: Overhead - Accessing food containers on the top shelf levels (68"); accessing the top level of the food carts (68").
HAND USAGE: (Seizing, holding, grasping, turning, or otherwise working with the hand or hands. Fingers are involved only to the extent that they are an extension of the hand, such as to turn a switch or shift gears) Frequent: Preparing food; using utensils - knives, tongs, spoodles; using equipment; using brooms, mops. Pinching - crumbling meat by hand, crumbling cheese by hand, and handling sheet pans.
CRAWLING: (Moving about on hands and knees, hands and feet or on the abdomen) Rarely: May have to access under the counters when cleaning; access the shelf under the hot line.
Interrelations:
Reports To: Director of Nutrition Services
Work Schedule/FLSA Status:
- Hiring for the 2021 - 2022 school year
- Daytime Hours, Monday through Friday
- 4.0 scheduled hours per day; 10:00am to 2:30pm
- Hourly Non-exempt, Part Time
- Salary grade 59C
Essential Performance Responsibilities
- Assist with the preparation, service, and storage of food.
- Assist with the completion of required reports.
- Working with and understanding a diverse student population.
- Serves as a positive role model.
- Ability to recognize a "reimbursable" meal.
- Must follow and maintain required food safety, cleaning and sanitation procedures.
- Follow Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points (HACCP) procedures.
- Must practice good hygiene habits.
- Demonstrate proficiency of the English language to read and communicate with others.
- Demonstrate proficiency of basic math skills (add, subtract, multiply and divide in all units of measure, using whole numbers, common fractions and decimals), as well as counting money.
- Ability to operate the food service equipment in a safe manner.
- Ability to receive and process verbal information as well as respond to nonverbal sounds.
- Assist with the dishmachine as needed.
- Successful completion of the Douglas County Food Handlers Certification, scoring 80% or above, before attending the kitchen training class.
- Successful completion of Kitchen Assistant Training.
- Ability to maintain current Douglas County Food Handler's Certification.
Performs other related tasks as assigned by supervisor and other central office administrators as designated by the Superintendent.
Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities:
- High School diploma or equivalent required.
- Ability to apply basic arithmetic calculations using units of American money, weight measurements, volume and distance.
- Previous food service experience, preferred.
- Must demonstrate excellent attendance and work record.
- Practical working knowledge of food safety practices and procedures.
- Sensitivity and ability to interact with students, co-workers, teachers, administrators, other staff, and parents of other cultures and backgrounds.
- Excellent organizational skills, demonstrated ability to handle multiple projects with strong attention to detail.
- The skills pertinent to positive human relationships and the ability to work effectively with all staff, students, parents, administrators and the community.
- Knowledge of OPS's mission, purpose, goals and the role of every employee in achieving each of them.
This position may require the ability to use a variety of office equipment including a computer, and automated record keeping software. This position may require the ability to use commercial kitchen equipment such as: ovens, steamers, hot holding cabinets, blenders, food processors, mixers, slicers, can openers, peelers, knives, scales, and thermometers. Must always comply with OPS's guidelines for equipment use.
Travel: Local travel will be required.
Physical and Mental Demands, Work Hazards:
- Must be able to respond rapidly in emergency situations.
- Must have organization, time management, communication, and interpersonal skills.
- Work in an office environment, school buildings and warehouse setting
- Ability to lift, move and reposition objects and materials-frequently exerting force equal to lifting fifty (50) pounds.
Rarely - 1-5% of the time, in an 8 hour day
Occasionally - 6-33% of the time, in an 8 hour day
Frequently - 34-66% of the time, in an 8 hour day
Continuously - 67-100% of the time, in an 8 hour day
Essential Functions:
STANDING: (Remaining on one's feet in an upright position without walking)
Occasionally: When preparing food including: cutting fruit; shredding cheese. When cleaning dishes. When working as the cashier. Floor mat available in the at the cashier area and at the sink area.
WALKING: - (Moving about on foot. It requires 3 consecutive steps to be considered walking) Occasionally: Moving throughout the kitchen area; accessing food from the storeroom; accessing food in the refrigerator; accessing food in the freezer area. Surface includes linoleum and tile. There may be times when portions of the kitchen floor could be wet.
SITTING: (Remaining in a seated position with hips and knees bent to some extent and buttocks resting on a surface) Rarely: Using the computer to review inventory, ordering items, and communicating electronically as needed.
LIFTING: (Raising or lowering an object from one level to another.) Occasionally: Handling cases of food products. Cases may be staged on the floor level of the storage room. Cases may be moved to the kitchen area or products placed on shelves. Some examples include:
Weight: 40 lb. Level: 6" (floor) to 34" (counter height)
Item: Case of Oranges, Rate: 12 cases per shift
Weight: 45 lb. Level: 6" (floor) to 34" (counter height)
Item: Case of Baked Beans, Rate: 13 cases per shift
Weight: 45 lb. Level: 6" (floor) to 34" (counter height)
Item: Case of Ketchup Pouches, Rate: 12 cases per shift
Weight: 40 lb. Level: 6" (floor) to 34" (counter height)
Item: Case of Apples, Rate: 16 cases per shift
Weight: 36 lb. Level: 6" (floor) to 34" (counter height)
Item: Case of Chicken Paddies, Rate: 3 x shift
Weight: 48 lb. Level: 6" (floor) to 34" (counter height)
Item: Case of Mozzarella Cheese (Blocks), Rate: 2 x month
Weight: 32 lb. Level: 8" (case handle) to 34" (counter height)
Item: Case of Milk Cartons (50 cartons), Rate: 16 cases per shift
CARRYING: (Transporting an object over a distance through walking) Rarely: Moving cases from the cart to the counter height. See examples of products above.
PUSHING/PULLING: (Exerting force upon an object so that the object moves away from the Force) Occasionally: Moving a cart with cases of food products to the kitchen; to the refrigerator; to the freezer. Distance up to 15-20'. Handle Height at 35". Force 25-30 lb.
CLIMBING: (To Ascend or Descend apparatus or structures) Rarely: Step stool (2 steps) available to access top shelf level of food items.
BALANCE: (Maintaining body equilibrium to prevent falling) Frequent: Walking around kitchen area around moving machinery; hot stove and other individuals. Kitchen floor may be wet around the sink area.
STOOPING: (Bending the body downward and forward from a standing position by bending the spine at the hips and/or waist) Occasionally: Cleaning pans and utensils in the sink; accessing containers of food located on the lower shelf levels (10"); accessing food at the lower shelf levels in the oven; accessing lower shelf levels in the refrigerator and freezer; accessing lower shelf levels where utensils are kept. Individuals may choose to stoop or crouch.
KNEELING: (Bending the legs at the knees to come to rest on one or both knees) Rarely: Cleaning underneath the hot line (shelf at approximately 9"); cleaning the lower oven shelves.
CROUCHING: (Bending the body downward and forward by bending legs at the hips and knees with simultaneous forward bending of the spine) Occasionally: Cleaning pans and utensils in the sink; accessing containers of food located on the lower shelf levels (10"); accessing food at the lower shelf levels in the oven; accessing lower shelf levels in the refrigerator and freezer; accessing lower shelf levels where utensils are kept. Individuals may choose to stoop or crouch.
REACHING: (Extending arms and hands away from the body in any direction. Shoulder angle must be least 45 degrees from the body to be considered reaching)
Frequent: Forward - Preparing food on the counters; washing pans and utensils.
Rarely: Overhead - Accessing food containers on the top shelf levels (68"); accessing the top level of the food carts (68").
HAND USAGE: (Seizing, holding, grasping, turning, or otherwise working with the hand or hands. Fingers are involved only to the extent that they are an extension of the hand, such as to turn a switch or shift gears) Frequent: Preparing food; using utensils - knives, tongs, spoodles; using equipment; using brooms, mops. Pinching - crumbling meat by hand, crumbling cheese by hand, and handling sheet pans.
CRAWLING: (Moving about on hands and knees, hands and feet or on the abdomen) Rarely: May have to access under the counters when cleaning; access the shelf under the hot line.
Interrelations:
- Contact with personnel within the district and with customers and vendors.
- Will be working under the direct supervision of the department supervisor in order to complete day-to-day tasks.
- Will be working with a diverse population requiring the ability to handle all situations with tact and diplomacy...... click apply for full job details
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