Dining Room Supervisor - Nursing Home jobs in West Virginia

Description

Supervisor: Dietary Manager, or, in her absence, the cook on duty

Department: Dietary

Summary of the position: Responsible for setting up and cleaning off tables, serving residents meals, and for minor food and drink prep tasks, and for helping to maintain the cleanliness of the dining room.

Key Responsibilities:

The duties include, but not limited to, the following:

1. Sets up tables with placemats and place settings.
2. Checks levels of sugar, creamer, salt, pepper, etc., refilling as necessary.
3. Portions and distributes desserts.
4. Prepares beverages and maintains the proper temperature of such.
5. Serves plates prepared by the cook to residents and informs cook of special needs.
6. In cooperation with nursing staff, helps with trays of those requiring meals in their rooms.
7. After residents are finished with meals, removes edibles from the table according to dietary routine.
8. Clears tables of dishes, washes tables, wipes off condiment containers and chairs as necessary.
9. Resets tables for the next meal according to dietary routine.
10. Delivers snack boxes to resident floors daily.
11. Assists in putting away food and kitchen supplies as delivered.
12. Sweeps dining room floor. Mops floor according to schedule
13. Assists Cook with food preparation for the meals
14. Helps with cleaning duties in the kitchen/dining room as assigned
15. Other duties that may be assigned by the Dietary Manager
16. Washes dishes, pots, and pans.

Experience/Education:

• Food Service experience helpful but not necessary
• Food Handlers Card required

Physical/Mental Requirements:

• Ability to follow oral & written directions

• Must be able to lift 25 lbs; to carry trays
• Must be able to bend and stretch as necessary
• Must be able to utilize a vacuum cleaner and mop
• Must be capable of completing the assigned duties in the time allotted
• Must be able to relate to the elderly, be courteous and helpful at all times
• Must be able to be flexible and patient with residents and their changing needs
• Appearance must be neat and clean; wears  hair net or cap; observes proper personal hygiene practices