SUMMARY
The Prep Cook prepares raw product to be used by the restaurant staff in the preparation of entrees, appetizers and side items.

Reports To: Restaurant Manager

SPECIFIC RESPONSIBILITIES

Sets up work area, equipment and utensils.
Reads prep list for the day's assignments.
Prepares prep list items according to recipe book.
Maintains safety and sanitation standards at all times.
Covers, labels, dates and stores prepared products.
Rotates products according to FIFO principle.
Maintains high standards of personal hygiene in compliance with local health ordinances.
Cleans work area, stores utensil, disassembles and cleans equipment.
On occasion, the Prep Cook will need to work in the dish machine area and operate the dish machine.
Follows all health, safety, sanitation and security standards.
Performs other duties as assigned by the supervisor.

PERSONAL APPEARANCE
The Prep Cook must be well groomed and neatly dressed in a clean uniform. See employee handbook for a complete description of the dress code for the back or the house employee.

ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS

Physical Actions:
The Prep Cook will be required to engage in the following physical action for up to an eight-hour shift:

55% Standing
5% Walking
15% Carrying
10% Lifting
5% Reaching
10% Cleaning

The Prep Cook will be required to lift up to 50 pounds. The Prep Cook works extensively with knives, and mechanized cutting and slicing equipment. The Prep Cook's hands are submerged in water for extended periods.

Environmental Exposure:
The Prep Cook is exposed to heat, moisture, smoke and cleaning chemicals used in the kitchen.

BENEFITS/PERKS

Comprehensive Benefits Package (Medical/Dental/Vision/Life/LTD)
401(k) retirement plan
Paid sick leave
Employee Assistance Plan
A dynamic and energetic work atmosphere
Career development

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.

Original Roadhouse Grill takes great pride in being a Family-Owned and family friendly restaurant with an authentic Roadhouse style menu and a down home fun atmosphere. We're a casual American steakhouse serving hand cut steaks, fall off the bone barbecue ribs and freshly baked rolls. Our amazing staff and buckets of peanuts welcome the whole group in for a Fun, Casual and Tasty experience with our Roadhouse Family.

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