Food Service Worker - Part Time

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The Food Service Worker prepares and serves a variety of food items following assigned work instructions and menus within a correctional setting.

You will report to a Food Service Director. This position is located onsite inside of a jail/correctional facility.

Our ideal Food Service Worker excels at the following:
  • Passionate about food and service
  • Have a understanding of food handling regulations
  • Desire to always learn more
  • Work as a team member
  • Adapt to changes quickly
  • Flexible
Essential Functions/Main Responsibilities
  • Prepare and assist team members in the preparation of quality foods according to the planned menu, recipes, and work instructions promptly.
  • The duties of the Food Service Worker include, but are not limited to, cleaning as you go and maintaining a neat and food safe workstation, which you will clean and maintain. These responsibilities also include pulling trash, sweeping, and mopping.
  • Serve food during planned meal schedules and according to department procedures.
  • Use kitchen utensils/equipment to cook food according to recipes.
  • Abide by all food safety regulations about sanitation, food handling and storage.
  • Perform routine kitchen tasks, while being organized and clean.
  • You will have physical demands such as lifting, bending, pushing, kneeling, walking, and standing for extended periods of time.
  • Be able to stand and be on your feet for much of the scheduled shift.
  • Other responsibilities as determined by our needs.

  • Required:
    • High School Diploma or GED and/or equivalent experience. Must be at least 18 years of age.
  • Preferred:
    • Prior institutional food service or restaurant experience.
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