AC Cook | On-Call Job Seattle area,Washington USA,Restaurant/Food Service

AC Cook - On Call | CCCC

Location:
Cedar Creek Corrections Center | Littlerock, WA

Salary Range: $31.18 - $41.94 Hourly

This position is represented by the Teamsters 117 bargaining unit.

The candidate of choice must be able to work in a Prison environment as you will be required to work in the facility daily.

The Washington State Department of Corrections Cedar Creek Corrections Center is seeking dedicated cooks to join their team as an On-Call
AC Cook
! The goal of this position is to improve public safety by providing oversight for the vocational training, direction, and supervision of an incarcerated individual work crew.

The candidate of choice will provide incarcerated individuals needed vocational and job skills training to become better prepared and equipped to find meaningful and productive employment upon their transition back into the community. Under the supervision of an AC Cook, incarcerated individuals attain job skills and training in the preparation, cooking, serving, and storage of food, receiving and unloading trucks, and receive instruction in the appropriate use of equipment.

This supports the vision of working together for safer communities by providing individuals with tools, resources and opportunities that will farther their knowledge, skills and abilities.

We are looking for teammates who share our vision of public service, committed to an equitable and inclusive culture that fosters and inspires excellence, while promoting innovation, engagement, and safety, leading to better outcomes for our incarcerated population, our agency, and our community.

As an AC Cook, some of your duties will include:

Participating in the preparation and service of all food on a shift which could include:
- Performing mathematical calculations, to figure out the right amount of food to serve
- Ensure adherence to appropriate portion control so you don’t run out of food. Each item has a portion size
- Checking food temperatures during and after preparation and make sure the food is held to temperature on the serving line
- Following basic safety practices to preclude hazards and accidents such as slipping on wet floors or where food has been spilled, possible cuts from knives, and being burned from steam, hot foods, stove, hot grease, and water
- Maintaining and tracking all tools controls from two cages within the kitchen
Supervise and instruct incarcerated individuals (I/I) in general cooking, baking, meat cutting, and food preparation and service which could look like:
- Supervising, training and instructing I/Is in general food services practices including receipt of goods, storage of goods, preparation, cooking, and serving of food
- Supervising and training I/Is in preparing special diets (medical or religious) and preparing and setting up satellite trays or carts and serving lines
- Serving meals including segregation trays, service of mainline, preparation and distribution of sack lunches, and lock down meals
- Supervising, coaching, instructing training and providing constructive feedback to I/Is in the safe handling, operation, care, use, and cleaning of kitchen equipment such as mixers, slicers, grills, steam kettles
- In accordance with policy, training I/Is in the preparation and serving of food, hygiene, Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points (HACCP), use and care of equipment, and safety hazards (HAZMAT)
Performing inventory and reporting tasks
Supervising and monitoring incarcerated individuals
Ensuring areas remain locked at all times

What we need (required qualifications):

High School diploma or equivalent

AND

Successful completion of a culinary arts program at an accredited community college or vocation technical school

High School diploma or equivalent

AND

Two years of experience as a cook in a…