Food Service Worker

Summary

Food Service Worker will perform a variety of services including busing tables, washing pots, sweeping, mopping, handling food, line serving, and cleaning equipment in accordance with Air Force standards. The employee will also set up and bus tables, rotate busing carts to the clipper room, and clean the dining area. Must be able to obtain and maintain security clearance.

• Wash all dishes, glasses, silverware and serving trays, checking all items for cleanliness.
• Clean all pots, pans, serving lines counter, specialty bars, cooling utensils, sheet pans, baking pans, kitchen equipment, tables, kitchen area, and warmers.
• Clean all floors, walls, baseboards and all walk‑in storage areas, including refrigerators, freezers, dairy boxes and dry storage rooms.
• Vacuum all rugs and carpets and spot‑clean spills as required. Sweep, damp‑mop all walk areas as required.
• Dust, damp‑wipe and polish woodwork, doors, tables, counter chairs and cashier’s stands and service areas.
• Dust, clean windows, hose down entrance ways, steps and loading docks around dining facilities.
• Replace soda and CO₂ containers.
• Restock silverware, bowls, plates, dessert sauces and glasses during and after meals.
• Restock paper towels, toilet paper and hand soap dispensers.
• Disassemble and clean dishwasher after each use.
• Clean and sanitize dining table tops after each use, chairs, table base and legs.
• Clean ovens, deep‑fat fryers and pass‑through warmers and other types of food cabinets.
• Clean all hoods, grease trays and drains.
• Remove all removable soda nozzles and parts, clean and sanitize; reassemble.
• Maintain a neat personal appearance.
• Use proper customer service techniques.
• Comply with energy conservation and recycling programs.
• Other tasks as may be directed by the Project Manager/Supervisor.

Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions, especially those that are transitioning out of the Armed Services.

TRDI, UNDER THE Ability One Program, Hires Many Individuals With and Without Disabilities, Especially Those That Are Transitioning Out Of The Armed Services. TRDI will follow Ability One requirements for the staffing needs of this jobsite. Additional information can be located . If you are self‑identifying a disability, please submit supportive documentation (i.e., the official medical/psychological diagnosis signed by the appropriate healthcare provider, along with functional limitations and extent) with the application package for full employment consideration.

If you have a Vocational Rehabilitation Counselor (VRC) assigned, you can request a 1-page letter on their official letterhead with the same requested information, to be signed by the VRC. Please fax all supporting documentation to Alison Eifling- .

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