Line Cook – Year Round FT & PT

Echo Mountain

Idaho Springs, CO

$18.50 – $24/hr., DoE – Seasonal Full-time, Part-time

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Responsibilities include (but not limited to):

Responsible for proper storage and rotation of all food items on front line.
Responsible for cleaning and sanitation of all kitchen work areas.
Must follow opening and closing procedures as outlined.
Responsible for following cleaning schedules and cleanliness of equipment.
Responsible for quality production of all a la carte items.
Be able to handle special requests and be creative resulting in complete guest satisfaction.
We are a small team. Must be willing to jump in and help anywhere that is needed.
Other duties: All Echo Mountain employees are expected to assist in other areas as needed

Requirements Include (but not limited to):

Must have ability to verbally communicate, demonstrate, and explain concepts clearly to people of all ages
Must be empathetic, patient and nurturing to students
Ability (in English) to read and comprehend and write memorandum, correspondence, and reports
Ability to maintain logs, reports, and checklists
Ability to effectively present information in one-on-one and small group situations to customers, students, clients, and other employees
Must be able to regularly lift or move up to 25 pounds and occasionally lift or move more than 50 pounds, and perform other physically demanding skills, including standing for long periods of time and responding appropriately to emergency and other unplanned situations
Must be able to work weekend and holidays, work effectively at high elevations, and function effectively in extreme cold weather conditions and in other inclement weather conditions.

Wage: $18 – $24/hr., Dependent on Experience, Eligible for Tips and an End of Season Bonus

Qualified applicants must be able to complete a background check and reference checks. Echo Mountain is a drug free workplace.

We hire the most highly qualified people available and provide a competitive benefits package which includes:

Season Pass for you AND your immediate family/significant other
Free & Discounted Lift Tickets @ resorts across CO
50% off Food & Beverage
50% off Rentals
50% off Merchandise
Paid Sick Leave
Flexible Scheduling
Discounts with local and industry businesses
Bonus Opportunities In-season and End of Season

Our goal is to improve the quality of work life by using fair and consistent treatment and providing equal growth opportunities for all team members. We are an equal opportunity employer as defined by federal, state or local laws.

Education

Preferred

Minimum High School or GED

Experience

Preferred

Previous prep and line cook experience
Previous restaurant kitchen experience

Licenses & Certifications

Preferred

ServSafe Food Handler
Handwashing
TIPS Alcohol Training
Bartender’s License

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Are you passionate about adventure and hospitality? Echo Mountain, nestled in the heart of nature, is the perfect place for you! We are always on the lookout for enthusiastic individuals to join our team. Whether you're skilled in hospitality, love the outdoors, or are a thrill-seeker at heart, Echo Mountain welcomes your talent and energy. Join us in creating memorable experiences for our guests and become a part of our vibrant family. Explore our current opportunities and embark on a fulfilling journey with Echo Mountain today!

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Line Cook – Year Round FT & PT

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