Cook - casual

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Location

Kamloops, BC

Salary

dollar sign 21.250 to 23.460 per hour

Job Description

Company Profile

Day One Society (Phoenix Centre) provides substance use services and advocacy for individuals, families and communities. We have a 20-bed inpatient detox unit, outpatient youth counselling, youth day treatment and supportive recovery programs.

COVID-19 considerations:
To keep our staff and clients safe we have implemented COVID 19 protocols including mandated vaccinations for staff, social distancing, appropriate personal protective equipment and restricted public access to our facility

Casual Status: casaul Cook staff must have good availability 7 days per week 8:30am to 5:30pm especially over peak holiday times such as Christmas and summer months.

Job Summary:

Cook must be capable of functioning independently in accordance with written instructions and menus left by the senior cook. Maintenance of kitchen area, cleanliness and sanitation as well as strict adherence to safe food preparation standards is required.

Key Duties and Responsibilities:

Prepares foodstuff, cook and serve regularly scheduled meals.
Washes, dries and puts away kitchen utensils and dishes.
Maintains safety, cleanliness and sanitation of kitchen appliances, counter and general area.
Performs related duties as required.

Qualifications: Education, Training and Experience:

Five years experience in general cooking, preferably in an institutional setting.
Cooking certificate from a recognized school representing 10 months of training.
Grade 12 or equivalent
Food Safe certificate

Skills and Abilities:

Ability to understand and follow oral and written instructions.
Sound knowledge of nutritional requirements
Ability to work without supervision.
Ability to make decisions and tolerate stress.
Ability to deal with both clients and staff in respectful manner
Ability to write concise instructions and reports.
Dependable, mature attitude.

About Day One Society

The Phoenix Centre’s roots were planted in Renfrew County in December 1975. Noticing a lack of support and suitable resources for children with emotional and behavioural challenges and their families, the community united to make a change. A chain of community-based efforts spanning over three years led to the nesting of The Phoenix Centre in 1978, when the Ministry of Community and Social Services confirmed the financial support required to institute a Children’s Mental Health Centre. Since 1978, The Phoenix Centre has grown with the community, offering a warm, safe place to all the children and families of Renfrew County. We currently have 16 full-time therapists and eight child and youth counsellors providing mental health support services to the children, youth, and families of Renfrew County. We strive for your well-being. With our main office located in the heart of beautiful downtown Pembroke, and satellite offices in five communities, our diverse services and programs are accessible throughout the County. Proud neighbours and hosts of the Renfrew County Child Poverty Action Network, Big Brothers Big Sisters Renfrew County and Elevate! Youth Fitness Centre in memory of Krista Johnston, The Phoenix Centre is also affiliated with many local, provincial, and national organizations. Incorporated as Renfrew County Youth Services, our Board of Directors searched for a unique name to identify the agency within the community. The Phoenix Centre was chosen. At The Phoenix Centre for Children and Families, we believe the process of seeking help and change mirrors the flight of the Phoenix. Getting treatment is a challenging process, but, by working through it, children and families can live better and feel stronger than they did before, achieving the extraordinary.