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**PT DISHWASHER**
Are you home for the summer? We are willing to provide a summer job to the right individual.
We are currently seeking a dishwasher to join our team. Daytime hours available, shifts generally range from 8am-5pm, with the possibility to work 3-4 shifts per week. You MUST be available either SATURDAY or SUNDAY. Both days would be fantastic!
The ideal candidate for this position must be committed to the customers, reliable to his or her co-workers, and be a self-motivated, organized and detailed individual. You will be responsible for maintaining kitchen work areas, equipment, plate ware and utensils in a clean, sanitary and orderly condition while assisting in food preparation as needed.
In addition, duties of this position will include, but are not limited to; setting up, using, and maintaining the dish area for the duration of the shift, keeping the food line stocked with clean plates, retrieving dirty dish ware from service areas, busing tables and multiple cleaning/sanitation tasks at the end of the shift. A qualified applicant must be able to lift 25-50 pounds, stand for long periods of time and move from place to place in the kitchen when necessary. A professional appearance, positive attitude and outgoing personality are a must, as our establishment has an open dish area.
If you are interested in this position posted, please send a resume. If you do not have a resume, thats okay, simply tell us a little about yourself, any skills you posses related to the position you're applying for, past work history and your contact information. Any emails received without a bit of information about yourself will not be responded to.
Job Type: Part-time, ~25hrs/week
Salary: $9.00 to $10.00 /hour
Start date:ASAP
*We believe in providing opportunities for advancement to individuals with a willingness to do more. If you're motivated, compassionate, have a strong work ethic, are a self-starter and have a passion for hospitality, we have room for growth in our company.
