Opener/Bakery Finisher
dunkinHenrico (VA)
About the role
Dunkin' Restaurant Team MemberA Dunkin' Restaurant Team Member is generally responsible for preparing food and beverages according to Dunkin' operational standards, providing guests with great service, and maintaining a clean, safe, and organized workspace.
Responsibilities include:
- Follow brand standards, recipes, and systems
- Follow food safety standards
- Arriving during the hours of 3AM-4:30AM to assist in restaurant setup procedures.
- Prepare food and beverages
- Prepare the business for opening each morning; this includes brewing beverages, setting up equipment, and verifying cash registers.
- Bake bagels
- Finish (meaning filling and frosting) donuts to be put on display for guests to purchase
- Assemble and package orders
- Understand the restaurant menu, including limited-time offers and promotions, and be able to answer guest questions
- Maintain a clean and organized workstation
- Clean equipment, service areas, and guest areas
- Stock items, such as cups, lids, etc. at the workstation
- Take orders at the Drive Thru or Front Counter and handle payments (if applicable)
- Meet speed of service standards while delivering accurate orders to guests
- Serve and communicate with guests
- Maintain a guest-focused culture in the restaurant
- Communicate effectively with managers and coworkers
- Organize and maintain stock room and refrigerated areas
- Must be available to arrive during the 3AM-4:30AM time period
- Must be at least 16 years of age
- Standing on feet
- Repetitive motion, including bending, stooping, and reaching
- Lifting objects, including boxes, ice, and product up to 20lbs (if applicable)
- Working in a small space
- Must have reliable transportation
- Flexible availability, including weekends and holidays.
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