School Nutrition Substitute

Posted 16 days ago

currituck county schoolsMoyock (NC)

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About the role

School Nutrition Assistant Substitute
Location: TBD
Reports To: Designated Supervisor
Education And Training: Required: Some experience in quantity food preparation is preferred
Salary: Per NC State Salary Schedule Starting Date: ASAP
Performance Responsibilities: Reads recipes and direction for numbers of meals to be served Measures and mixes ingredients Computes time to be used in preparing and finishing products on time Stores food and equipment in specified locations Arranges food and supplies to retain sanitation and quality Places food in proper place on serving line Serves foods on serving line Notifies manager of equipment repairs needed Skills And Dispositions: Must be able to work with children Some knowledge of food preparation and serving practices Some knowledge of safety and sanitation standards Skill in the use of food preparation equipment Ability to perceive size and serve standard portions Ability to read and understand simple written instructions Must have good work ethic and ability to provide excellent customer service Individuals meeting the qualifications for this position are invited to submit an online application, a letter expressing their interest, three (3) letters of reference (sent by individuals who know applicant's professional skills), and any other pertinent information to Melissa Jensen, Human Resources, Currituck County Schools, 2958 Caratoke Highway, Currituck NC 27929.

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