Food Prep - Stratford, Canada - Stratford Festival

Stratford Festival

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Stratford, Canada

1 week ago

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Sophia Lee

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Description

Who We Are:

Based in Stratford, Ontario, the Stratford Festival is one of the world's foremost repertory theatre companies.

It operates year-round, presenting a season of about a dozen plays each year between the months of April and November, a rich stream of digital content and hundreds of events designed to deepen understanding of the plays.

For every person a theatregoer sees on our stages, we have seven people working behind the scenes, some of the world's most dedicated and experienced arts workers.

The Stratford Festival is committed to ongoing work to support equity, inclusion, anti-racism and anti-oppression in all areas of our work.

These areas include play selection, casting, marketing and public relations efforts, education programs, production, recruitment of staff and volunteers, and the composition of the Board of Directors.

Why You Should Apply:

Creative work environment
Paid operational shutdown in December, with flexibility of days being used at alternative times during the year
Group Insurance Benefits
Employer matched RRSP
Employee Assistance Program to encourage worklife balance and strong mental health
Complimentary & discounted ticket offers and events
Employee discounts on merchandise and event space
Being a part of the magic of live theatre

The role of a Food Prep employee at the Stratford Festival is to provide our Guests, Members, Staff and Company with an excellent dining experience.

You will prepare food items for the Staff Greenroom, Festival Theatre Café, Tom Patterson Theatre Café, Internal and External Catering Events.

This position is responsible for the food production, sanitation, and organization associated with its designated station.

Provided the proper training and equipment, you will be able to meet your job objectives, working in accordance with Stratford Festival's policies and procedures.

Responsibilities:

Prepare cold food items for various Festival Food & Beverage outlets
Process raw ingredients using techniques such as chopping, slicing, mixing and peeling
Prepare food orders as needed within the appropriate time frame
Transport food products to designated areas in the building and monitor inventory levels
Monitor food items to ensure consistency, proper portioning, appropriate temperatures and correct ingredients
Maintain a clean and safe work environment; following all organizational and governmental health and safety standards
Collect dishes in guest areas and wash dishes/kitchenware when the Kitchen Steward is unavailable
Maintain a clean and tidy appearance at all times, adhering to established uniform standards
Organize storage areas and assist with inventory counts as needed
Represent the Stratford Festival in a polite and professional manner at all times
Adhere to the Stratford Festival Health & Safety Commitment and Procedures, and ensure that safe work practices and policies are supported and enforced within reporting structure
Perform other duties as assigned

Minimum Qualifications:

Prior kitchen experience is considered an asset
Flexible availability to work a variety of operating hours including evenings, weekends and holidays
Reliable transportation to and from work
Proficiency in English: verbal and written communication
Any other culinary related diplomas or certificates considered an asset

Behavioural Competencies:

Communication: actively listen and effectively transmit and receive information
Teamwork: readily work with others towards a shared goal, actively support teammates and recognize everyone's contributions
Time Management: efficiently allocate and use time to meet goals and deadlines, prioritize tasks as necessary
Attention to Detail: meticulously review work and ensure accuracy and precision in all tasks

Shared Values:

Inclusion: contribute to an environment where everyone is welcome, valued and respected; consistently demonstrate an openmindedness and intellectual curiosity that promote and celebrate the diversity of perspectives.
Innovation: put experience and knowledge into creative problemsolving and the continuous improvement of the organization.
Rigor: show integrity in behaviour, attention to detail in work and commitment to excellence and professional evolution
Caring: be empathetic, understanding and attentive to others
Connection: establish and maintain trusting relationships that are respectful and constructive

Who Should Apply:

If you would like to contribute your own remarkable talents to North America's largest not-for-profit theatre, we'd like to hear from you.