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Nova Scotia Health Authority’s Nutrition and Food Services is hiring a Casual Utility Worker to assist in patient and retail food service, including meal selection, preparation, service, delivery, and sanitation. You will support safe food handling, inventory, and menu duties while ensuring quality patient care and customer service.
The role involves standing, lifting up to 35–40 lbs, and working days/evenings/weekends/holidays.
Req ID: 226967
Location: CentralZone,Hants Community Hospital
Department: NFS Patient Food Services HCH
Type of Employment: CasualCasual Relief(3%) x 2
Union: NSGEU SupportPosition
Posting Closing Date: 28-Sep-26
The Nutrition and Food Services Utility Worker works in the patient and retail food service setting. Reporting to the Manager / Food Service Supervisor, the Utility Worker may be responsible for preparing and serving meals and supplies to patients, residents, Veteran’s, staff, families, and customers. Additionally, they are responsible for cleaning and sanitizing patient trays, related equipment, and workplaces. The Utility Worker supports safe food handling procedures and provides overall service excellence. The Utility Worker performs a number of key work activities across the site.
Percentages of time allocated in the Key Work Activities are dependent upon the site and role they fulfill.
We would love to hear from you if you have the following:
Pot Room requires the following (only for employees working in the Pot Room)
$20.74 - $21.56 hourly
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