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Vallarta Supermarkets in a fast-paced Taquera setting seeks a dedicated Chicharronero to prepare and cook chicharrones, carnitas, and other authentic Mexican dishes to Vallarta's standards.
You will gather ingredients, maintain a clean workspace and deliver outstanding service while working with a team focused on quality and safety, in compliance with dress codes and health guidelines.
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Join the Vallarta Supermarkets Family At Vallarta Supermarkets were more than just a grocery store were a vibrant part of the communities we serve Were seeking friendly service oriented individuals who take pride in delivering extraordinary customer experiences and thrive in a fast paced festive environment If youre passionate about fresh quality baked goods and love making people smile wed love to meet you
The Chicharronero prepares and cooks chicharrones carnitas and other authentic Mexican dishes following Vallartas standards for consistency quality and safety This role supports cooking with gathering and prepping ingredients maintains a clean and safe work area and provides excellent customer service while working in a team focused environment
Stand and walk constantly 68 hoursday Frequently bend squat twist and reach abovebelow shoulders Frequent use of hands for grasping pulling pushing and fine manipulation Lift and carry up to 25 lbs frequently up to 50 lbs occasionally and up to 75 lbs when handling pork bellies Heaviest item pork bellies 6575 lbs; carried 35 feet Work in hot environments with temperature and humidity changes No driving heavy machinery or work at heights required
Fast paced Taquera setting with direct customer interaction Exposure to hot temperatures perishable products and cooking equipment Team focused environment Must be able to speak read write and understand English
If youre hardworking detail oriented and passionate about authentic foods
At Vallarta Supermarkets we believe our culture drives execution