Foodservice - Dishwasher

Your Job
pAre you considering work as a Dishwasher? Well, if you're looking for way to learn the food service business from the ground floor and work your way up then a dishwashing job might be right for you!/p

Your Day
br p strongA job as a dishwasher may require the following:/strong br ul liWashing dishes, glassware, flatware, pots, or pans using a dishwasher or by hand. liMaintaining kitchen work areas, equipment, or utensils in a clean and orderly condition. liPlacing clean dishes, utensils, or cooking equipment in storage areas. liSorting and removing trash, placing it in designated pickup areas. liSweeping or scrubbing floors. liStocking supplies, such as food or utensils, in serving stations, kitchens, or storage areas. liCleaning garbage cans with water or steam. liCleaning food preparation areas, facilities, or equipment. liLoading or unloading trucks delivering or picking up food or supplies. liMoving equipment, supplies, or food to required locations./ul br strongIn addition to a good sense of balance, depth perception and eye-hand coordination, an ideal dishwasher will have the ability to:/strong br ul liStand continually liCommunicate and

Your Gain
br p strongWhat you may gain while on the job:/strong br ul liLearning opportunity - get a behind-the-scenes look at the food service or restaurant business. liCommunication skills - Provide information to supervisors, co-workers by phone, written form, or in person. liBuilding Relationships -Provide service to others and working with co-workers in a non-competitive environment. liIndependence - Work independently and make your own decisions to meet your responsibilities. liStaying active - This job will keep you actively moving throughout the day./ul /p