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Commissary Prep Cook Green Sage Merrimon

Commissary Prep Cook

Full Time • Green Sage Merrimon
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Overview

Green Sage Cafe is looking for a dedicated Commissary Cook to join our fun and busy cafe. We are seeking individuals who can uphold the value our company has in preparing healthy and delicious meals by following simple recipes using organic, all-natural, and local ingredients. Our menu satisfies a customer base with a variety of dietary restrictions and lifestyle choices such as vegan, gluten-sensitive, dairy-free, etc. Our Cooks must be team players, respect all staff, prove dependability, and show initiative. Shifts are available between the hours of 7am-5pm so no late nights are required. There is opportunity for growth within the company for those who wish to excel in their career.


Responsibilities 

The Commissary Cook/Delivery Driver' primary role is the accurate, efficient and timely preparation, cooking and assembly of bulk prep, bakery and juice items in the commissary kitchen and the delivery of commissary orders to cafe locations. In addition the role assists the commissary and the on location cafe with additional driving tasks, food prep, catering prep and kitchen cleaning as needed. The goal is to provide and transport the best possible products to sell and use in the commissary and cafe. 

  • Training and knowledge of commissary prep items and recipes per Green Sage standards
  • Training, knowledge and usage of commissary kitchen equipment to perform all duties
  • Prepare all bulk, bakery and juice items per recipes and proper procedures
  • Assemble finished commissary orders and cafe locations correctly and accurately
  • Load, deliver and unload finished commissary orders to cafe locations per schedule 
  • Perform other driving tasks as needed including catering drop offs and store runs 
  • Assist the cafe with prep, catering production and ware washing if requested 
  • Maintain freshness and sanitation standards at all times per health coeds and policies 
  • Receive and store deliveries using proper rotation and dating procedures
  • Set up, breakdown  and cleaning of commissary kitchen according to checklists and guidelines
  • Uphold the six commitments of the Green Sage culture:
    • Communication 
    • Initiative and Leadership
    • Teamwork and Cooperation
    • Dependability and Efficiency
    • Service and Customer Minded
    • Represent the Brand and Culture of Green Sage
Requirements

  • Must have weekend availability
  • Ability to work on your feet for six hours or more a day
  • Excellent driving skills and a clean driving record
  • Must be able to lift at least 50 pounds at a time on a regular basis
  • Restaurant cook or prep experience of at least 1 year
  • Able to be flexible with job duties and the ability to multitask for efficiency 
Compensation: $20.00 per hour

We are an equal opportunity employer and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.





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Benefits

Growth Opportunities
At Green Sage, we are committed to employee engagement and growth. With three locations and growing, we aim to find individuals with a passion for our business, and eagerness to learn every step of the way.
Competitive Wages
Green Sage strives to offer its employees wages that are above industry standards.
Paid Time Off
Green Sage offers paid time off to full-time hourly team members.
Wellness Benefits
Green Sage offers a wellness benefits package for full-time managers and full-time staff members.
Employee Discounts
Green Sage offers employees a complimentary employee meal and 50% off of menu items with every shift.