Dietary Aide
Listed on 2026-10-11
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Maintenance/Cleaning
Dishwasher / Kitchen Assistant
- Location 315 COURTHOUSE RD,Princeton, WV, ,United States
Employee is requiredtoengageinpreparingfoods,cleans,cuts,grinds meats, cook mealsforresidents,menu planning,serving meals,cleaning kitchen,dishwashing, maintainingkitchenworkareas,cleaning equipment,utensils,food plates,stocking groceries, conductinginventorywhenneeded.
Physical Demands:Twisting,Bending,Crawling,Squatting,Kneeling,Climbing,Balancing, lifting up to50 lbs.
Equipment Used:Computer,Telephone,Oven,Stove,Microwave,Dishwasher,Meat Slicer
Exceptaspecificallynoted,the following fun ctionsareconsideredessentialtothisposition. Mayberesponsibleforsomethefollowingdutiesandresponsibilitiesunderthedirectionofthe Dietary Manager.
Mustbeabletomovequicklyincompletingtasksathand.
Talking:
Necessaryforcommunicatingwithdietarypersonnel,nurses,and residents.
Hearing:
Necessaryforcommunicatingwith Administrator,nursingstaffanddietarypersonnel. Sight:
Necessaryfordoingjobeffectivelyandcorrectly.
Tasting&Smelling:
Necessaryfordoing job effectivelyandcorrectly,especiallyincaseoffireor other emergencies.
Employee is requiredtohandlefoodthroughouttheday. Typesoffoods:meats,raw vegetables, fresh fruit,andcannedfoods. Typesofkitchentoolsused:spoons,knives,can openers,measuring spoonsandcups,dishwasher,steamer,oven,Puree Machine,coffeepot. Employeeisrequiredby lawtotake3scheduledbreaksduringan 8hour day:
Two- 15minute breaksand one-1/2 half l unch. Employee mustbeable to beonfeetallday. Also mustbereadytokeeppacewithabusykitchentoensure thatfoodispreparedandreadyforservingontime. Employee mustbeabletoworkdifferentshifts, dayshift,evening shift,morning shift. Schedulewillvaryfromweektoweek.
Physical Requirements:
- LIFT up to 40 lb (s): often when checking stock
- LIFT 11 to 25 lb (s): often when doing inventory and checking stock
- LIFT 26 to 50 lb (s): occasionally
- LIFT over 50 lb (s): seldom
- CARRY 11 to 25 lb (s): often when doing inventory
- CARRY over 50 lb (s): seldom
- REACH above shoulder height: seldom
- REACH at shoulder height: often
- REACH below shoulder height: often
- PUSH/PULL: occasionally
- Grasping: often when getting stock off cabinets or shelves
- Handling: often when moving stock or equipment
- Torquing: occasionally
- Repetitive finger movements: often when working on computer and/or making phone calls
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