Airline Cold Room Food Prep

Posted 2 days ago

sky chefsCoraopolis (PA)

SENIORITY

Junior

SALARY

$17

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About the role

SIGN-ON BONUS - up to $2000 30 days $200 60 days $300 90 days $500120 days $1,000 Must have reliable transportation - NO PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION - not located at the airport Pay: $17 increase to $19 after 30 days of employment.
Shift: 5am-1:30pm All Employees are eligible for weekly pay, free lunches, free uniforms and enjoy a comprehensive benefits package after 30 days of employment that includes 401k, Medical, Dental, Vision, Life and Disability insurance. LSG Sky Chefs with over 75 years of Catering history is hiring immediately for Full-Time team players to prepare products for our Airline, E-Commerce, and Retail customers. We are the world's leading provider of end-to-end airline products and services with a fast growing footprint in Convenience Retail and Subscription Food Service.
Job description: First Airline Food and Flight Assemblers also known as Airline Food Preparers. They work in a fast paced environment to cater the many meal items available onboard domestic and international flights. Food Preparers read specification books to ensure they are cutting produce, portioning and plating gourmet meals specific to client standards. This position takes place in a cold room of 38 degrees- candidates must be able to work in a cold environment. We operate business 7 days per week including weekends and holidays. Eligible candidates must: • Be 18 years of age and eligible to work in the United States and pass a 7-year background check• Be able to stand/walk/bend/stoop for the duration of the shift• Be able to lift up to 30lbs as well as push up to 70lbs with the use of rolling carts • Be able to work in a cold environment for entire shift • Be a team player and work well with a diverse team from all over the world

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