Non Food Handler _ JMA Wireless Dome

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Food Service - Bargaining Unit

Non Food Handler _ JMA Wireless Dome

Syracuse, NY

$18.599 - $20.666 Per Hour

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.

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Non-exempt

(All days and hours subject to change)
Event Based Schedule. Variable Hours, Nights and Weekends.

Full-time

Syracuse, NY

UF

Follow instructions to perform a variety of duties in a dining hall or related facility.

The ability to read, write, and follow instructions; record temperatures on dish machines, freezers, etc.

NOTE: There may be other Non Food Handler positions open at different locations and different shifts. After applying to this position, please return to the site and view other Non Food Handler positions.

FOR CONSIDERATION FOR THIS POSITION, PLEASE COMPLETE AN ONLINE APPLICATION.

Load and operate a dishwashing machine.

Remove and store washed dishes, glasses, cups, silverware, etc.

Wash pots, pans and cooking utensils.

Mop floors, wash walls windows, cabinets, shelves, equipment, etc., including locker room and bathroom areas.

Clear and clean tables and dispose of trash and garbage.

Observe safety and health regulations and maintain highest standards of sanitation.

May move materials into and out of storage area.

May fill milk and beverage dispensers and replenish as needed.

Will be required to learn to operate a variety of equipment including dish washing machine, buffer, vacuum cleaner, and use mops and brooms, etc.

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

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