Sacramento
Job Description Qualifications: · Ability to lift 40 lbs. at times · Bend and Squat · Be on your feet for a period of time · Organize and Create new menu · Measure and calculate serving requirements according to CACFP · Cannot work or hold any type of position at another CACFP program. Full Time The duties listed below are intended only as illustrations of the various of type of work that may be perform. The omission of specific statements of duties does not exclude them from the position if the work is similar, related or a logical assignment to this class. Standards/Training: 1. Be familiar with regulations regarding food service for the program, 2. Maintain standards of sanitation, health, safety, and nutrition, 3. Attend continuing education as available, 4. Must attend all required trainings, 5. 21 hours of Professional Development with CACFP must be completed yearly, 6. CACFP Halftime (Thirty on Thursdays) 30-minute training webinars. (Must submit certificate), 7. Uses the CACFP Best Practices Site Monitoring Fact Sheets, 8. Yearly staff training on the CACFP duties and responsibilities: Meal Patterns, Meal Counts, Record keeping requirements, 9. Training will also include any additional mandates by CACFP, 10. SafeFood Training., 11. Supervise support staff as needed, 12. CACFP Training is required. Must pass the training and provide certificate within the 1st week of employment and then annually thereafter., 13. Log and track CACFP time certification, 14. Must not work at another center of location that is funded though CACFP., 15. Doors to the kitchen must remain locked and closed at all times Food Procurement: 1. Inventory current supplies, 2. Order or shop for needed items, 3. Keep current records of inventory and expenses, 4. Organize and maintain kitchen area, 5. Order special foods as requested for classroom use, following specified procedures Food Preparation: 1. Plan menus that meet the requirements for nutrition, 2. Post menus one month ahead, 3. Prepare food, 4. Prepare food for special functions, picnics, parties, and other occasions, as needed, 5. Maintain temperature log, daily food count, and daily attendance numbers for ALL meals, 6. When leaving food unattended it must be properly covered Food Storage: 1. All food must be stored in sealed containers or Ziploc bags, 2. All food must be dated upon arrival and again once opened., 3. Food must be properly stored (fridge, freezer, shelves, or cabinets) Cold food items must be kept in a fridge and freezer that meet the appropriate temperature standards., 4. Any expired food items must be discarded immediately. Rotate and check food dates to ensure food has not expired Cleaning 1. Kitchen is clean and sanitize before and after each meal service. (Counters, Oven, Door Handles, refrigerator, Microwave and cabinets), 2. Kitchen door remains locked when you are not in the Kitchen. (Children are not allowed in kitchen area) This is a violation of Title 22 and Title 5. Key hangs outside of door on hook., 3. Refrigerator and freezer are cleaned and sanitized monthly and documented, 4. All appliances are cleaned and sanitized daily., 5. Gloves are worn at all times; Cleaning, food prep + Food Service, 6. Hands are washed according to CACFP guidelines 20 seconds., 7. Cutting boards are cleaned and disinfected and used according to color chart, 8. Food Storage area are cleaned monthly (Food is taken off the shelf and shelf is cleaned and sanitized) Food is to be replaced according to oldest. Any food past the expiration is thrown out. Documented and signed off., 9. Kitchen is cleaned and all dishes are washed, sanitized and dried thoroughly then put away in appropriate shelf or drawer daily by the end of the shift. No water left on dished prior to putting on the shelf., 10. Infant bottles are washed, sanitized according to the need of the infant room. Washing of bottles must be done with the bottle brush. Nipples must be removed and cleansed., 11. Floor is cleaned and clear off all trash can and food at all times. (No Trash on floor), 12. All food is placed in appropriate garbage bags, 13. Food carts are cleaned and disinfected after each meal service, 14. Garbage cans are wiped down and cleaned, 15. Menu production is cpmpleted daily with left overs, 16. Daily meal count documented daily Safety 1. Safety video Certificate follow guidelines (Updated annually), 2. Use of all cleaning supplies follow all guidelines at all time, 3. Smoke detector working at all times, 4. Fans turned on and off daily at the begging and end of shift, 5. Temperatures checked every morning and documented. Notify Site Supervisor if there is a problem, 6. Pest Notify Site Supervisor immediately (Throw any contaminated food away), 7. Damaged or broken appliances. Notify Site Supervisor immediately, 8. Damaged Pots, Pans, Utensils, etc. are thrown out. Notify Site Supervisor immediately, 9. Never leave burner on with pot on the stove unattended, 10. All food must be covered when not in the kitchen. Meal Services 1. Meals are served at appropriate time daily, 2. Meals are prepared according to CACFP GUIDELINES, 3. Meals are served according to CACFP GUIDELINES, 4. Meals are covered at all times; Food is not brought out of the kitchen uncovered, 5. Appropriate utensils are available for food service for each class. (Notify Site Supervisor), 6. Family meal style is used daily in Preschool with appropriate amounts for each table, 7. Food Carts are stock for every meal service, 8. Milk is poured in appropriate amounts for each class, 9. Rotate and date all food weekly first in first out Monthly and Weekly Documents 1. Submit weekly food orders; order is to submitted every Friday to site supervisor, 2. Monthly Documents are turned in by the 3rd of the new month to Program Directors inbox. A. Time Sheet (Signed and dated) B. Menu Production (Turned in to Office Assistant) C. Daily Meal Count (Verified) D. Month Temperature Log