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Sheltering Arms

Nonprofit strengthening education for vulnerable families

Part Time Food Service Assistant - International Village Center

Culinary & Kitchen ProductionConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Part-timeChamblee, GA, USANo salary listedIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • A high school diploma or GED is required.
  • The candidate must know the nutritional values of foods used in menu substitutions.
  • The candidate must relate positively to children and adults.
  • The candidate must be able to lift at least 35 pounds unassisted and 50 pounds with assistance.
  • The candidate must be familiar with United States Department of Agriculture meal patterns.
  • The candidate must complete a background check, fingerprinting, and drug test before the hire date.
  • The candidate must be comfortable handling multiple situations in a busy environment and prepared to handle accidents and emergencies.
  • The candidate must be able to clean and maintain kitchen equipment and the center, take precautions to protect children, parents, and staff from potential exposure to illness, use arms and legs and move their whole body for activities such as climbing, lifting, balancing, walking, stooping, and handling materials, learn and use technology, pass a hearing test, and visually observe children from all areas of the classroom and playground from at least 20 feet.
  • The candidate must be willing to work with children with special needs and their families.
  • The candidate must support confidentiality in accordance with the Center's code of ethical conduct and demonstrate understanding of Child and Adult Care Food Program regulations, licensing requirements, and Head Start Program Performance Standards.
  • The candidate must maintain good attendance, report to the kitchen according to schedule, and notify the Center Director before the workday when planning to be absent.
  • The candidate must wear a clean and appropriate uniform, head covering, and shoes and wear a back brace when lifting.

Responsibilities

  • Assist the Food Service Manager in meal preparation, recordkeeping, and sanitation.
  • Work with the Food Service Manager to prepare nutritious breakfast, lunch, and afternoon snacks.
  • Assist with preparing at least one baked snack each week and at least one fresh fruit or vegetable each day.
  • Follow menus, production records, and the planned menu cycle unless an approved substitution is made.
  • Transport meals to other centers when needed.
  • Assist with preparing foods that meet special dietary requirements.
  • Maintain a running list of needed foods and supplies and assist with ordering from approved vendors.
  • Assist with checking food and supply delivery invoices and restocking shelves.
  • Assist with or complete inventory at the end of each menu cycle and help maintain inventory of kitchen equipment and supplies.
  • Maintain production records and record the number of meals served after each meal service.
  • Post the current menu attractively and post appropriate information about special diets and allergies.
  • Follow Child and Adult Care Food Program meal pattern charts for food components and required portion sizes by age.
  • Observe meals being served in each class and complete an Atmosphere and Environment Observation quarterly.
  • Assist with monthly kitchen observations and safety checklists.
  • Sweep and clean kitchen floors as needed, clean the kitchen at the end of each day, and keep the pantry clean and organized.
  • Wash, air-dry, and put away dishes each day.
  • Clean the milk dispenser, refrigerator, freezer, and ice machines as needed.
  • Sanitize food preparation areas and utensils after each use.
  • Store food off the floor and away from chemicals, keep cabinets and drawers orderly, and label and store food items and refrigerated foods properly, dating refrigerated foods and using airtight containers.
  • Check food deliveries for shortages, improper substitutions, and damage before accepting them.
  • Assist with classroom cooking projects and nutritional education.
  • Help prepare birthday cakes and other cooking projects.
  • Prepare refreshments for meetings and special events.
  • Attend staff meetings and parent meetings as requested.
  • Contribute nutritional information to the newsletter quarterly.
  • Share new recipes with other Food Service Managers and attend food shows.
  • Apply knowledge gained from food service training and courses and follow Center rules regarding breaks, telephone use, and other procedures.
  • Work to resolve conflicts and adapt to change.

About the Company

Sheltering Arms

Nonprofit strengthening education for vulnerable families

Sheltering Arms NY provides services to strengthen the education, wellbeing, and development of vulnerable children, youth, and families in the New York metro area. Its programs include early childhood education, after-school and enrichment activities, and family support services delivered through community partnerships to help low-income families break the cycle of poverty. The way it works is by offering structured programs and supportive services that address learning, health, and social needs, guiding families to access resources, skills training, and opportunities they need to succeed. What sets Sheltering Arms apart is its long history (since 1831), extensive local presence, and focus on equity through collaborations that reach thousands of New Yorkers each year. Its goal is to ensure every child and family has the support and opportunities required to reach their full potential and build brighter futures.

Company size
501-1,000
Company stage
Grant
Total funding
$150K
Headquarters
New York City, New York
Founded
1831

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