SEIU Temporary Second Cook- Dining Center-Brockway

Job # 042165

Department Code 33114-7383

Department Food Service - Bargaining Unit

Job Title SEIU Temporary Second Cook- Dining Center-Brockway

Location Syracuse, New York

Pay Range $23.490-$26.100/per hour

Pay Determination

Pay rates at Syracuse University are based on a combination of factors including, but not limited to, the job responsibilities; the candidate's education, training, work experience and key competencies; the university's strategic priorities; internal peer equity; applicable federal, state, local laws, grant funding and contractual requisites; and external market analyses.

Staff Level 06

FLSA Status Non-exempt

Hours

(All Days and Hours are Subject to Change)

SEIU TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENT ONLY

11am-7:30pm Thurs, Fri, Mon; 9am-5:30pm Sat, Sun

Off: Tues, Wed

Job Type Full-time

Campus Syracuse, NY

Unionized Position Code UF

Job Description

Exercise some judgment to follow recipes and general instructions

Education and Experience

High school education or an equivalent combination of education and experience is necessary

At least 18 months institutional cooking experience is necessary

Skills and Knowledge

High school education or an equivalent combination of education and experience is necessary. At least 18 months institutional cooking experience is necessary

Responsibilities

Prepare all standard dining center meals. Prepare and cook meat, vegetables, gravy, meatballs. Make soup, pancake batter, biscuits, etc. Slice and trim meat, bone turkey, slice cheese and cold cuts. Prepare proper amount of food and time cooking so that all items are ready for serving on schedule. Observe safety and health regulations and maintain highest standards of sanitation. Obtain ingredients and supplies from storeroom.

Physical Requirements

Standing 85% - 100% of the shift

Frequent bending at the waist; able to bend to below the knee

Frequent stooping and/or crouching

Frequent walking back and forth throughout the kitchen, food service areas

Frequent twisting and bending of head, neck and torso

Full range of arm movement (extension, twisting, and bending of arm and shoulder, reaching overhead, stirring and mixing, wiping, etc.)

Able to communicate with staff and respond to staff questions

Visual and cognitive capability sufficient to read and follow instructions and recipes, etc., communicate and issue instructions/assignments to employees; perform math functions

Frequently lifting and carrying 30 - 50 lbs

Able to lift up to 20 lbs. overhead

Visual and cognitive capability sufficient to read and follow recipes

Repetitive wrist movement (e.g. chopping, cutting, slicing, shredding, flipping pancakes and omelets, wiping and scrubbing, etc.)

Able to work in conditions of extreme heat

Wrist and finger dexterity (e.g. utilize fine motor skills; ability to use tongs, scissors, knives, and other utensils; write; use of small kitchen utensils)

Able to push and pull up to 250 lbs.

Tools/Equipment

Lifting between 15-50 pounds daily must be able to work with dust, fumes and solvents daily, bending, stooping daily.

Application Instructions

In addition to completing an online application, please attach a resume and cover letter.

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