Production Baker - Full-Time

Baker

NUTRITIONAL SERVICE BAKER/COOK

Nutrition Services
The Nutritional Services Baker/Cook is responsible for accurately and efficiently making a wide range of breads, pastries, and other baked goods. Cooking/preparing cold and hot food products as well as prepare and portion food products prior to cooking. Also perform other duties in the areas of food and final plate preparation including plating of cooked items.
Prepares large batches of food in accordance with the EBRCOA's Food Service Policy, Menus and Recipes
Meet the day's production goals for baked goods
Mixes and bakes ingredients according to recipes to produce breads, pastries and other baked goods
Prepares all food items as directed in a sanitary and timely manner
Maintains established standards of sanitation, safety and food preparation and storage as set by the local and state health departments; assist in keeping an orderly, sanitary, and safe kitchen
Has understanding and knowledge of how to properly use and maintain all equipment in the station
Delivers food from the kitchen to the food line when ready to be served as suitable for the seniors
Shares duties with Kitchen staff for efficient functioning of food service program
Assist in assuring the proper care and maintenance of all food service equipment
Reports equipment and food quality or shortage problems to Director of Nutritional Services
Ability to cook large batches of food
Understanding of food safety and professional hygiene
Full-Time
Since 1973, the East Baton Rouge Council on Aging (EBRCOA) has served the aging population of East Baton Rouge Parish through a spectrum of nutritional and social services. Central to the EBRCOA's mission is service to seniors as well as the maintenance of their personal independence and the enhancement of their storied lives. Said mission is made real through a variety of community-wide programs such as:

Meals on Wheels (home-delivered meals to homebound seniors)
Congregate Meals (hot meals at 15 different sites/senior centers throughout the parish)
Information and Assistance (trained counselors are available to answer questions, provide a thorough assessment of needs, make appropriate recommendations of services, refer individuals to other EBRCOA-related services in addition to other community-wide agencies/services available to the aging population)
Personal Care/Homemakers (trained caregivers providing in-home care; house-cleaning; laundry, respite, etc.)
Family Caregiver Support (assistance for caregivers tending to individuals 60+)
Health Screens (comprehensive screens at each senior center: glucose, immunizations, nutrition, referrals, etc.)
Insurance counseling; utility assistance (cable, electricity); Medicaid applications.
Today, our parish proudly welcomes more than 85,000 seniors to East Baton Rouge (eagerly anticipating the opportunity of reaching out and positively affecting each and every seasoned citizen). With the help of eager, altruistic individuals and organizations, EBRCOA looks forward to meeting the challenges facing the aging - exceeding their expectations through innovative solutions met by unique, care-based services.
This position is currently accepting applications.