Food Service Worker & Driver

Make a difference every day by supporting meaningful work in a supportive environment.

Be part of something meaningful—join our team as a Mess Attendant & Driver and help keep our dining facility clean, safe, and welcoming for service members, their families, and civilian staff.

• Set up and restock drink stations, then take them down after service.
• Wipe down and sanitize tables, and keep dessert displays looking fresh.
• Mop, vacuum, dust, and keep furniture and fixtures spotless.
• Clean restrooms, mirrors, windows, and doors to keep everything shining.
• Take out trash and dispose of waste properly.
• Always follow safety rules and wear protective gear when needed.

• Safely transport employees between pick‑up spots and the worksite.
• Perform daily vehicle checks and keep the shuttle clean and presentable.
• Follow all safety rules and adjust routes when needed for smooth travel.
• Pitch in with other tasks when not driving.
• Keep accurate logs of routes, mileage, and passengers.

• Begin the day with a vehicle inspection, checking lights, brakes, and cleanliness.
• Pick up employees from designated locations and safely transport them to the worksite.
• Greet passengers with a friendly attitude and ensure everyone arrives on time.
• Park the shuttle and check in with your supervisor for the day’s assignments.

• Help set up drink stations and keep them stocked throughout meal service.
• Wipe down tables, refill dessert displays, and keep the dining area clean and welcoming.
• Sweep, mop, vacuum, and dust to maintain a tidy environment.
• Clean and disinfect restrooms, windows, mirrors, and doors.
• Take out trash and follow all safety and sanitation protocols.

• Return to the shuttle and perform a quick post‑trip inspection.
• Transport employees back to their drop‑off locations safely and on schedule.
• Log mileage, routes, and passenger counts.
• Wrap up the day by cleaning the shuttle and preparing it for the next shift.

• Valid driver’s license and safe driving skills.
• Experience driving vans or shuttles.
• Friendly, respectful, and team player attitude.
• Clear communication with team members and supervisors.
• Ability to switch between driving and cleaning tasks.
• Reliable, on‑time, and takes pride in their work.
• Positive energy.

• You’ll have access to a wellness coach and programs that help you stay healthy and balanced.
• You make a real difference. A clean space and a safe ride can brighten someone’s day—and you’re the one making it happen.
• You’re part of something meaningful. You’ll be helping service members, their families, and civilian staff.
• You’ll learn useful skills. From cleaning and safety to customer service and driving, you’ll gain experience that can help you grow.
• You won’t be stuck at a desk. If you like moving around and doing hands‑on work, this job is a great fit.

• Employer Paid Benefits Includes:
  • Insurance – Medical, Dental, Vision
  • Telemedicine
  • Retirement Plan & Match Options
  • Short Term Disability
  • Life Insurance
  • Paid Holidays, Vacation and Sick time

• Standing and walking for long periods—often on hard surfaces like tile or concrete.
• Lifting and carrying items up to 40–50 pounds, such as trash bags, supply boxes, or cleaning equipment.
• Bending, reaching, and kneeling to clean under tables, wipe surfaces, or stock supplies.
• Pushing and pulling carts, vacuums, or mop buckets.
• Using hands and arms for repetitive tasks like mopping, wiping, or operating cleaning tools.
• Driving for extended periods, including getting in and out of the vehicle multiple times.
• Good vision and hearing to safely drive, follow instructions, and notice safety hazards.
• Wearing personal protective equipment (PPE) like gloves or masks when using cleaning chemicals.
• May be exposed to heat, cold, or rain while driving or walking between buildings.
• Noise and vibration from vacuums, floor…