Food Service Associate
$15 to $18 per hour
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SENIORITY
Entry
SALARY
$15 to $18 per hour
About the role
- Prepare, assemble, and serve fresh food and beverages that meet brand and safety standards
- Provide fast, friendly, and courteous service that creates positive guest experiences
- Operate food prep equipment and POS systems accurately and safely
- Stay current on menu offerings, pricing, and promotions to assist customers and support sales Keep Our Food Areas Clean & Safe
- Maintain cleanliness of all food service areas including prep stations, counters, equipment, dining areas, and restrooms
- Restock and rotate food items, condiments, utensils, and beverages using FIFO practices
- Follow all food safety, handling, and sanitation procedures in compliance with company and health department guidelines
- Alert management to any food safety concerns, equipment issues, or supply shortages Support Smooth Operations
- Complete assigned tasks including temperature logs, equipment cleaning, and station checklists
- Accurately process transactions at the register and maintain proper cash handling
- Maintain accurate timekeeping and communicate shift updates or concerns to leadership
- Take ownership of daily routines and contribute to a smooth-running food service experience Work as Part of Our Team
- Collaborate effectively with team members and take direction from leadership
- Uphold all safety and security procedures in food prep and customer interaction
- Contribute to a positive team culture that values cleanliness, quality, and fast service
- The hiring range for this position is $15 to $18 per hour and may be based on education, work experience, knowledge, skills and certifications. Comprehensive Benefits
- Medical & Dental (BlueCross), Vision (EyeMed)
- Flexible Savings
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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Once you apply, someone reads it and calls you before anything reaches the employer — usually within two working days.
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