Line Cook

Our Line Cook's position is part of the Hospitality team. Main area is the kitchen and lodge area which would include meals and cleanliness. The Line Cook cooks and serves three family‑style meals per day during the seasons. Summer is usually 15–25 people served per day, and other months it can be 2 guests up to 20 sometimes. On Fridays in the summer only breakfast, and on Sunday only supper. You will also assist with room turnovers and refreshments as part of the hospitality team. You will assist the Head Cook with all aspects of the job and cook solo on their day off. We seek an individual we can trust to do the best job possible, helping to make home‑cooked meals that are served family style. Our meals are southern‑style home cooking. This is a six‑day work week during the non‑summer months and five and a half days during the summer. The posted yearly salary also includes all living costs free as part of your pay ($12,000 value for lodging, meals, utilities), quarterly merit pay (gratuities/tips), and two weeks paid vacation after one year of service. Total potential yearly earnings = $37,600.00 ($21,600 yearly salary [$1,800/month] plus quarterly merit pay ($4,000 yearly average with biggest payout for summer) and $12,000 in yearly living expenses supplied by the ranch. Raises come quickly to those who can get the job done! This is a salaried position offered for year‑round applicants. During low seasons you will be cross‑trained to help outside with the animals. Your summer work schedule is typically 6:30 am to 1:30 pm and then back for supper 3:30 pm to 7 pm—five and a half days per week. The other seasons you start at 7 am, break between 1:30 pm and 3:30 pm, and finish by 7 pm if you clean as you go, as we require. Working at our Dude Ranch is a lifestyle job where you're out in the wilderness away from the hustle of the real world. We recommend having your own vehicle. You must relocate on your own to Del Rio, Tennessee. Please email your resume if you're interested in our position. #J-18808-Ljbffr