AM Banquet Cook

Posted 3 days ago

francis marion hotelCharleston (SC)

Cooks, Restaurant Full-Service Restaurants

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$18-$22 hr

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About the role

About the Company: The Francis Marion Hotel is an equal opportunity employer.

About the Role: Cook and prepare food for banquet functions or restaurant as described on the B.E.O.

Shift: 5 am - 1 pm.

Responsibilities: Cook and prepare food for banquet functions or restaurant as described on the B.E.O.Prepare dishes using recipes dictated by Chef. Food must be prepared correctly, at right temperature. Work in an organized and clean environment. Ensure highest possible standard in food prep to exceed guests expectations.

Qualifications: Prior kitchen experience or culinary degree.

Required Skills: Must be able to work well under pressure. Ability to work flexible schedule. Ability to effectively communicate with others. Ability to work efficiently and follow directions. Ability to resolve problems and conflicts as they occur. Pay range and compensation package$18-$22 hr. Equal Opportunity Statement All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, or national origin. Physical Demands in the

Work Environment: Be able to stand for long periods in a hot environment. Ability to move from place to place in the kitchen and upstairs. Lift up to 50lbs.

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