FOOD SERVICE
ASSISTANT (7113)
Grade
3
SCOPE OF WORK:
Work activities involve assisting with the preparation
of nutritious meals for clients, patients, students, guests, and staff
at state facilities. Meals are prepared in compliance with medical orders
and individual needs and preferences.
DUTIES PERFORMED:
- Prepare nutritious food in a sanitary and attractive
manner according to menu guidelines; maintain food at proper holding
and storage temperatures according to Hazard Analysis and Critical
Control Point (HACCP) guidelines.
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Follow HACCP prevention-based food safety system standards and Material
Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) guidelines in performing dishwashing functions
as well as cleaning and sanitizing food preparation areas and equipment
to ensure general sanitation, food safety, personal hygiene, and infection
control.
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Gather and dispose of garbage according to accepted standards and practices.
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Prepare and set up cafeteria serving lines; assist with serving and
keep adequate food supplies on the serving line; deliver meal trays
as needed.
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Ensure adherence to established portion guidelines, flow sheets for
special diet portions, serving time frames, and proper holding temperatures.
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Collect and record data for Quality Control Studies, procedure sheets,
temperature sheets, inventory sheets, and other necessary documentation.
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Perform routine inspection and maintenance of food service equipment.
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Maintain security of the facility through proper locking procedures
and equipment usage.
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Prepare dishes for washing; load and operate dishwasher according to
directions.
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Maintain proper care of linens by sorting into proper bags, delivering
and picking up laundry, sorting, folding, and placing in storage areas.
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May supervise students, clients, patients, or inmates assisting in
food preparation, serving, and clean up.
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May assist with receiving and unloading goods; perform inventory management,
unpacking, stocking, and moving supplies following HACCP regulations.
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May prepare and serve foods in facilities such as snack bars where
food preparation time is short and minimal processing procedures are
required.
NOTE: The duties listed are not intended to be all-inclusive.
Duties assigned any individual employee are at the discretion of the appointing
authority.
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:
Requires a high school diploma or GED or one year of food
service experience.
CLASS EVALUATION:
Technical Knowledge
- Requires knowledge of processes, procedures, or methods.
- Involves some routine or repetitive tasks.
- Requires completion of high school or GED or some on-the-job training.
Management Breadth
- The requirement for managing others does not exist.
Interpersonal Skills
- Requires the use of common courtesy in everyday contacts with employees,
clients, and the general public.
Guidelines
- Specific guidelines are provided.
- Guidelines are worded in general terms.
- Employee must apply appropriate guideline to appropriate duty.
Mental Challenge
- Specific duties are clearly defined.
- A variety of related procedures are provided for performing duties.
- Choosing the appropriate work procedure from available choices is necessary.
Independence of Action
- Instructions are given for each task.
- Duties include a series of similar specific tasks.
- Supervisor reviews tasks once series of duties is completed.
- Employee consults supervisor when deviations, problems, or unusual situations
occur.
Control of Budget
Dollars
Effect on Decisions
- Limited effect - Activities provide a product, information, or service
used
by others in making decisions.
Eff. Date: 5/84
Rev: 3/00 – Word processing conversion
Rev: 12/01 – Combine 7111-3, Food Service Worker I, II, III, and
7121, Cook I, into one class
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