Food Service Worker - Fairfield School Nutrition
$16.94/hour
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Posted 15 days ago
SENIORITY
Entry
SALARY
$16.94/hour
About the role
- Prep, portion, and serve meals to students and staff
- Set up and clean serving stations and kitchen areas
- Follow food safety and sanitation procedures
- Create a positive and welcoming mealtime experience
- Work as part of a fun, energetic team
- Why This Job Rocks:
- Family-friendly hours – off by mid-afternoon!
- Weekends, evenings, holidays, and summers off
- No experience needed – we'll train you!
- Make a difference in kids' health and well-being
- Supportive school community and team atmosphere
- We're Looking For:
- A positive attitude and team spirit
- Reliability and attention to cleanliness
- Willingness to learn and follow food safety rules
- Enjoyment of working around children and school staff
- Competitive pay + opportunities for growth
- Comprehensive benefits: medical, dental, vision, and retirement
- Paid time off
- At Whitsons, we know that hungry kids can't learn. Our food service team plays a vital role in creating a healthy, happy school day—one meal at a time. If you're ready to serve with heart, this job is for you!
- Apply today and help nourish young minds—at Whitsons our mission is Enhancing Life One Meal at a Time™.$16.94/hour
- Required Qualifications and Competencies
- Must complete all Whitsons and government-mandated training as required.
- Minimum 1 year of professional food service experience preferred but not required
- ServSafe certification preferred but not required
- Ability to speak and read English sufficient to understand and perform job assignments, follow recipes, and comply with safety requirements.
- Always presents a positive and professional image; ability to work effectively as part of a food service team in a fast-paced kitchen environment.
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