Lead Cook – In‑School Kitchen (No Nights/Holidays)
red-rabbit · Philadelphia
Job description
About the role
Join Red Rabbit’s fast‑paced, high‑volume school kitchen in Northeast Philadelphia. As the Lead Cook you will oversee a small team preparing over 350 fresh, scratch‑made lunches each day, ensuring quality, consistency, and compliance with Department of Health standards.
Key responsibilities
- Prepare, portion, weigh, and plate meals according to Red Rabbit recipes and Pennsylvania school‑meal requirements.
- Read daily production menus and coordinate with the Head Chef to prioritize tasks and meet tight service schedules.
- Maintain clean, organized workstations and complete required temperature and time logs.
- Distribute meals to students with dignity, following portion guidelines and service timelines.
Required profile
- Minimum 2 years of professional culinary experience in a high‑volume kitchen, commissary, or cafeteria.
- Reliable, organized, self‑motivated with a positive “can‑do” attitude.
- Ability to lift up to 50 lb regularly and work collaboratively in a team.
Required skills
- ServSafe certification (or obtain within 90 days of hire).
- Bilingual proficiency in English and Spanish is a plus.
What we offer
- Hourly pay $19–$21 plus benefits, including health, dental, vision, 401k option, PTO and paid parental leave.
- Free lunch with access to made‑from‑scratch food and paid professional development opportunities.
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red-rabbit
Philadelphia