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Cook's Assistant - Part-time - Infant/Toddler Site (Porterville) at Family F.O.C.U.S.

Application Deadline

2/10/2023 11:55 PM Pacific

Date Posted
1/23/2023
Contact
E. Nickie Hendrix
559-802-5585
Number of Openings
1
Salary
Add'l Salary Info
$16.12 - $17.11
Length of Work Year
258 days
Employment Type
Part Time
Job Location
Porterville - Kessing - Infant & Toddler
Benefits
Medical, Dental, Vision, and Supplemental offered for employees and eligible dependents at a minimum cost
Immunizations
Tdap, MMR, TB Skin Test, Flu or Declination
Start Date
Immediate Vacancy
Site Operating Hours
7:30-5:30
Requirements
Food Handlers Permit

About the Employer

Family F.O.C.U.S. is a local non-profit, state-funded, Early Childhood Education program that strives to offer quality care to children and families in Tulare and Kings County. The FOCUS in Family F.O.C.U.S. is an acronym. The F stands for Fundamental, O for Opportunities, C for Children’s, U for Unlimited, and S for Success. We believe that with equal opportunity for education, students gain equal opportunity for success. At each of our centers, Family F.O.C.U.S. offers subsidized (free or reduced cost) child care to families who meet the requirements set forth by the state of California. Children are among the most vulnerable of any community, and families often must find employment outside of the home, thus requiring them to seek childcare. Family F.O.C.U.S. aims to fill that gap in the lives of qualified families by offering them quality care for their children.

Job Summary

Job Summary

Essential Functions: 1. Assist cook with food preparation and daily cleaning requirements. 2. Serve required amounts of food and kitchen supplies to each classroom. 3. Ensure all meals are served in appropriate and approved containers. Make sure food is always covered and served at the proper temperatures. 4. Ability to make accommodations for children with special dietary needs. 5. Do necessary cleaning and maintenance as required for a safe and orderly environment. Dispose of refuse; clean tables; sweep and mop floors; change and launder linens. 6. Comply with safe food handling regulations set by Licensing Title 22 and the CACFP Administrative Manual. Possess a food handler permit. 7. Keep accurate and true records of Mileage, Transport Logs, and Meal Production Records for transporting food from main kitchen to satellite sites. 8. Attend in-service trainings and regular staff meetings. Assist and attend meetings and center functions as required. 9. Assist in public relations events sponsored by the center. 10. Maintain a safe and healthy environment. Ensure proper food storage free of pest and vermin. Sterilize kitchen, including refrigerators and stove. 11. Participate in training programs, conferences, courses, and other aspects of professional growth related to the USDA Food Program. 12. Perform and complete all other related duties as assigned, including working with children directly if needed. Example of Daily Duties 1. Stove, griddle, or any equipment used for cooking cleaned after each use. 2. Refrigerator cleaned and sanitized by the end of the day. 3. Can openers cleaned before and after use. 4. Sinks cleaned with cleaner at end of day. 5. Food production area is disinfected after each meal preparation. 6. Floor swept and mopped at the end of each day. 7. All dishes removed from dishwasher and dish drainer by the end of the day and properly stored. 8. Microwave cleaned at the end of day. 9. Organize and maintain food shelves and

Requirements / Qualifications

Requirements / Qualifications

Food Handlers Permit Current Immunization Records


      Food Handlers Permit Current Immunization Records

          Comments and Other Information

          Ability to pass background check

          Comments and Other Information


          Ability to pass background check