Serves meals to residents, sets dining tables, buses dining rooms, washes dishes and cookware, maintains kitchen and dining-area cleanliness, stores clean dishes, disposes of garbage, and follows dining services policies. No experience is required, though dining services experience is preferred. Exceptional customer service skills and a high school diploma or GED are required.
Overview
MinUSD $18.00/Yr. MaxUSD $18.00/Yr.
Franciscan Village - Lemont
Dietary Aide/Server - PT
330p-7p
Position Summary
In this role, you will be responsible for providing assistance in all dietary functions as directed and instructed by the Dining Services management team.
Essential Functions, Key Duties, & Responsibilities
- Serve meals to the residents and set the table in the dining rooms.
- Maintain cleanliness of production areas including but not limited to vents, fryers, flattop, range, steamers, ovens, refrigerators, coolers, and storage areas.
- Bus dining room as needed and send dishes through the dishwashing machine.
- Wash pots and pans as needed.
- Put clean dishes away in appropriate places.
- Sweep and mop kitchen floors as needed.
- Dispose of garbage appropriately.
- Perform other duties as assigned.
- Comply with all policies and procedures and any updates.
Position Requirements
Education: High School Diploma/GED
Licenses/Certifications: ServSafe certification if required
Experience: None required; 1+ years of dining services experience preferred
Skills & Abilities:
- Exceptional customer service skills
MinUSD $18.00/Yr. MaxUSD $18.00/Yr.
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