Tray Assembly

Posted 3 days ago

labor solutionsTampa (FL)

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$15 an hour

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About the role

Job Description
Job Title: Hospital Tray Assembly. Classification: Temp to Perm.
Pay Rate: $15 an hour.
Shift: Open availability and work every other weekend.
Location: Tampa, FL.
Required: Interview by client. Responsible for assembling patient meal trays accurately and quickly according to specific medical diet orders, food safety rules, and individual patient preferences.
Key Responsibilities: Read and Verify Tickets: Review printed meal tickets or digital screens to check patient names, room numbers, and strict dietary requirements (such as low-sodium, diabetic, renal, pureed, or allergy-specific diets).Assemble Trays on a Line: Work on a fast-paced kitchen assembly line ("tray line") to add correct food portions, side dishes, beverages, condiments, and utensils onto meal trays. Check for Accuracy: Inspect completed trays against the meal ticket to ensure 98% or higher accuracy before the food carts are dispatched to patient floors. Maintain Food Safety: Monitor and record hot and cold food holding temperatures, follow guidelines, and discard expired stock. Sanitation and Cleaning: Clean and sanitize work counters, equipment, and the assembly station before and after meal periods; may assist in the dish room or restock supplies. Delivery and Stocking: Stock station par levels (milk, juice, fruit cups, utensils) and occasionally deliver trays to nursing units or patient rooms.
Qualifications & Skills
Education: A High School Diploma or GED is preferred by many facilities but is often not strictly required.
Experience: Prior food service or institutional kitchen experience is helpful. Core Skills: Basic reading, writing, and math skills to interpret diet tickets and recipes; strong attention to detail; and the ability to stand, walk, and lift up to 25 pounds. Other: Apply at www.laborsolutions.comContact: (813) 659-0031 (Monday - Friday 9am to 4pm)

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