Reports To (Title): Restaurant General Manager
Department: Field Operations
Job Objective: To prepare and cook food products as specified by the Manager in Charge of the Shift while adhering to the specifications and procedures contained in the Cooking Section of the Church’s Operating Standards Manual (the “OSM”). Accomplishes tasks in a timely, clean, and orderly manner.
Essential Job Functions:
Primary Functions:
- Set up the batter table, collect all necessary smallwares, and prepare batter mix.
- Ensure call sheets are complete, posted, and used.
- Check all equipment and report any malfunctions immediately to the Manager in Charge.
- Color balance fryers and add sufficient shortening to maintain proper levels.
- Filter and clean all fryers at designated times following safety guidelines, including the use of safety equipment.
- Pans sufficient chicken for operational needs.
- Prepare and cook all food products as dictated by business needs and under the direction of the Manager in Charge.
- Ensure all food products meet specifications, procedures, and quality standards as per the SOM, including strict observance of holding times.
Secondary Functions:
- Maintain a clean work area by practicing “clean-as-you-go” and following sanitation and safety guidelines.
- Verify that all necessary products and supplies are stocked and available at the batter area.
- Maintain organization and cleanliness of the cooler.
- Perform all other tasks assigned by the Manager in Charge of the Shift.
Physical Demands: (Minimum qualifications needed to perform the Essential Job Functions)
Lifting Requirements - Medium to Heavy (up to 50 pounds frequently and 75 pounds occasionally).
Cook must be able to:
- Stand and/or walk continuously on hard floors for up to eight hours.
- Frequently lift and stack 35 to 50 pounds of food and supplies from various heights; occasionally carry items weighing up to 75 pounds.
- Occasionally lift and carry trash bags up to 50 pounds.
- Push or pull batter tables, filter machines, trash cans, and cleaning equipment regularly.
- Occasionally climb stools or ladders to reach high shelves.
- Frequently stoop or squat to reach low items.
- Continuously reach overhead, forward, and underneath shelves and equipment.
- Handle various shapes, sizes, and textures of items, including dairy, produce, condiments, meats, and paperwork.
- Use fingers continuously for food prep and unloading boxes.
- Communicate effectively with customers, management, and team members.
- Remain aware of surroundings and locate needed items to perform duties effectively.