Floater-Ernie Davis Dining Hall

Job #

042322

Department Code

Department

Food Service - Bargaining Unit

Job Title

Floater-Ernie Davis Dining Hall

Location

Syracuse, NY

Pay Range

$20.007-$22.229 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

03

FLSA Status

Non-exempt

Hours

(All days and hours subject to change)

1:45pm-10:15pm Thurs, Sun, Mon, Tues, Wed

Off: Fri, Sat

Job Type

Full-time

Campus

Syracuse, NY

Unionized Position Code

UF

Job Description

Follow instructions and established procedures to perform duties of any of the following positions: Cashier, Snack Bar Helper, Cook Helper, Pizza Maker, Storeroom Attendant and Food Handler. Assignment may change daily.

Education and Experience

The ability to read, write and follow instruction; the ability to count cash, make change and communicate well with the public; ability to use a calculator, food thermometer, and computerized cash register.

Must have at least 3 months of previous food service experience. Some positions may require experience working with fresh dough products.

Skills and Knowledge

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

Responsibilities

Prepare a variety of simple foods, casseroles, convenience foods, etc.

Clean and prepare lettuce and other ingredients to make salads.

Make French fries, hot and cold sandwiches, coffee, cook eggs, omelets, burgers, etc.

Slice meat, cut cake, pie, etc.

Serve food on a serving line, including sandwich bars, hot lines, salad bar, etc.

Use a computerized cash register terminal to add the cost of food, collect money and make change.

Balance and reconcile cash to cash register tapes.

Maintain cashier islands, including restocking condiments, cleaning tables, chairs, etc.

Prepare assorted fresh dough pizzas according to franchise specifications.

Receive stock, and check deliveries against order forms and delivery documents.

Rotate and date stock so that items are used before expiration.

Move items from storage areas to kitchen as directed.

Take weekly inventory of products in storeroom, freezer, cooler, etc.

Wash dishes, cooking utensils, counter space, etc; observe safety and health regulations, and maintain highest standards of sanitation.

Physical Requirements

Physical requirements will be those of the title that correspond to the assignment, i.e. may be physical requirements for any of the following positions:

• Cashier
• Snack Bar Helper
• Cook Helper
• Pizza Maker
• Storeroom Attendant
• Food Handler

Tools/Equipment

Operate a variety of equipment, including but not limited to: POS terminal, food slicer, grill, deep fryer, convection over, steamer, dish washer, deck ovens, mixer, steam kettle, tilt brazier, buffalo chopper, charcoal broiler, coffee maker, juice machines, etc.

Application Instructions

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

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