28 cafeteria worker jobs at 9 companies in Speedway, IN
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Copy Of Cafeteria Worker - Cherry Tree Elementary
Carmel, Indiana, United States
$17-$20/hrOnsiteFull Time
Carmel Clay Schools: Public K–12 school district serving students in Carmel, Indiana.
School-year cafeteria position (180 days) with 5.5 hours/day (8:00 am–1:30 pm). Hourly rate $16.86–$19.72 depending on experience. Position type: Food Services/Cafeteria Worker at Cherry Tree Elementary.
Mooresville Consolidated School Corporation: Government-run Indiana public school district educating more than 4,300 students across seven schools in Morgan County.
Perform food preparation and serving, maintain HACCP temperature logs, follow menus and recipes, use point-of-sale, lift up to 50 lbs., and communicate with students and staff.
Greenwood Community School Corporation: Public Indiana PK–12 school district educating Greenwood students through six schools.
High school diploma/GED required. Assist with food preparation and serving, maintain sanitation, able to lift up to 50 lbs, reliable transportation required; previous food service experience preferred.
Oaklandon Elementary School: Public school district serving Lawrence Township, Indiana.
General knowledge of preparing, cooking, prepping, serving, receiving, and storing food in large quantities; awareness of special dietary requirements; reporting supply needs and equipment malfunctions.
Champaign or Chicago or Indianapolis or St. Louis or Urbana
OnsiteFull Time
Champaign Unit 4 School District: Public school district serving Champaign, Illinois.
High school diploma or equivalent, or compensating experience; Illinois food handler training within 30 days of hire; ability to lift 30 pounds and perform bending, stooping, squatting, and turning; communication skills.
General Cafeteria Worker-Floating Assignment - 7.0 Hours/Day
Champaign or Urbana or Chicago or Indianapolis or St. Louis
OnsiteFull Time
Regional Office of Education #9: Intermediate administrative support for regional educational systems.
High school diploma or equivalent or compensating experience; must complete Illinois food handler training within 30 days; ability to lift 30 pounds and communicate effectively.