Cafeteria Operator 2026-2027 School Year (7.5 Hours)

About the role

This position supervises cafeteria operations within the Horry County School District.

Responsibilities

• Prepare assigned breakfast and lunch meals.
• Follow established recipes as assigned by cafeteria management to ensure quality, portion and nutritional requirements.
• Serve attractive, well presented and portion controlled menu items in a friendly manner.
• Follow specific sanitation and food safety practices established by the food service child nutrition program.
• Attend a 10 hour sanitation course provided by HCS food services and a refresher course every three years.
• Complete safe school's training videos regarding practicing safety requirements in all kitchen areas.
• Perform cashiering, baking, maintaining dish room, daily record keeping, properly receiving and storing of food and supplies, fruit/vegetable preparation, salad/sandwich preparation, mainline cooking, inventory control and kitchen janitorial duties.
• Follow general directions and assignments required by cafeteria management with limited supervision.

Requirements

• Frequent lifting or moving of objects weighing 30 to 50 pounds.
• Sweeping, mopping, twisting, turning, reaching, bending, stooping, pushing and pulling.
• Works in noisy kitchen with fluctuating temperatures, exposure to steam, fumes, cooking odors and chemicals.
• Danger of slips, trips, falls, burns and cuts.
• Exposure to extreme temperature changes when entering walk-in refrigerators/freezers.
• Responsible for operating dangerous pieces of equipment -- meat slicers, food choppers, garbage disposals, etc.
• Responsible for the breakdown and cleaning of all equipment, including the inside, outside and filters of the kitchen hood and dishwasher hood.

Qualifications

• High School diploma.
• Previous school food service experience preferred.

Skills

• Physical demands: standing, walking, sitting, stooping, bending, twisting, reaching, pushing, pulling, frequent lifting up to 50 pounds, close vision, distance vision, color vision, peripheral vision, depth perception, focusing, manual dexterity, hearing, speaking, understanding speech, speaking clearly, reading computer screens and printed materials, using a telephone, data entry, audible tones, speaking in audible tones, speaking clearly, speaking in audible tones, speaking clearly, speaking in audible tones, speaking clearly, speaking in audible tones, speaking clearly, speaking in audible tones, speaking clearly, speaking in audible tones, speaking clearly, speaking in audible tones, speaking clearly, speaking in audible tones, speaking clearly, speaking in audible tones, speaking clearly, speaking in audible tones, speaking clearly, speaking in audible tones, speaking clearly, speaking in audible tones, speaking clearly, speaking in audible tones, speaking clearly, speaking in 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