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Fast Food Service Worker

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aramarkTigerville (SC)

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$35000 - 45000 per year

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About the role

ARAMARK is seeking a Food Service Worker for our Chick-fil-A location. In this frontline role, you’ll prepare and serve menu items, operate kitchen equipment, and ensure food safety and quality standards are met. Responsibilities include taking orders, cashiering, restocking, and maintaining a clean, sanitary work area. You’ll follow Aramark’s safety, service, and brand guidelines while working as part of a diverse, teamwork-focused environment. We offer training, opportunities to grow into supervisory or culinary roles, and the chance to create welcoming dining experiences for guests every day. Prepare and serve Chick-fil-A menu items according to brand and safety standards. Operate POS systems, handle cash, and process payments accurately. Provide friendly, efficient customer service and resolve basic guest concerns. Maintain a clean, sanitary dining, service, and kitchen area. Follow all food safety, hygiene, and temperature control procedures. Restock supplies, condiments, and inventory as needed during shifts. Follow Aramark and Chick-fil-A policies, procedures, and uniform standards. Work collaboratively with team members to meet service and volume demands. Support opening, closing, and shift-change duties as assigned. Food preparation Customer service Cash handling Point-of-sale (POS) operation Food safety and sanitation Basic cooking techniques Inventory stocking Cleaning and sanitizing Order taking Time management Medical Insurance Dental Insurance Vision Insurance Life Insurance 401k Food Handler or ServSafe Food Handler certification (preferred or required per local regulations)

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