H-2B · Other industries

Cook

Cooks, Restaurant

Arctaris Saddleback Ski Operations, LLC

Sandy River Plnt. / Rangeley, ME — United States

Job duties

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Duties include preparing foods and kitchen for the day, including chopping, cutting, pulling food from walk-ins, starting equipment, etc., preparing and cooking foods/meals either to order or in large quantities according to recipes in a ski resort restaurant/pub or or ski resort cafeteria, serving prepared meals to waitstaff, cleaning work areas, equipment, utensils, dishes, etc., closing kitchen at the end of the night by cleaning, taking care of food and waste, and shutting off all equipment. This position involves cleaning duties related to items used in cooking (including the cleaning of cooking equipment, cooking areas, cooking utensils, etc.), items used for dining and general restaurant operations (dishes, utensils, vessels, etc.), as well as emptying trash (taking care of food waste and other waste). In general, the primary focus of the position (75% or more of job time) is on cooking and food preparation, but cleaning duties are involved secondarily (25% or less of job time), including cleaning of areas and items used in food preparation, as well as occasional duties involving what would generally be considered dishwashing. Having cooks handle cooking duties primarily, and also cleaning duties secondarily, including occasional dishwashing, is part of the employer’s normal practice, is consistent with the practice of similar employers in the area, and is also a necessity due to the inability to hire enough staff to allow cooks to focus exclusively on cooking and have other workers focused exclusively on cleaning and dishwashing.

Requirements

Note regarding F.a.9.: 2 months of commercial kitchen experience required. Note regarding F.a.5AH., F.a.6a.-6.b.: A typical work week consists of 35+ hours per week or more. (Note: the total number of 56 hours per week indicated above is misleading, due to the entry of 8 hours for each day of the week into the form, which is necessary because, with shifts typically lasting up to 8 hours, and variations in days off, workers may end up working on any day of the week and there is no specific day when a worker is guaranteed not to work. This position is for 35 or more (35+) hours per week as indicated in the job order.) Shifts available/assigned: Monday-Sunday (2 days off, varies), multiple shifts available that start as early as 6:00 AM and end as late as 9:00 PM.

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