Dining Room Attendant

Description

Job Summary: The OSID – Irmã Dulce Social Works seeks a dining room attendant to serve meals, clean utensils, and prepare snacks for SUS users and vulnerable populations. Key Highlights: 1. Serve and portion meals carefully and orderly. 2. Maintain hygiene and organization of utensils and the dining room. 3. Prepare quick snacks following pre-established menus. OSID – Irmã Dulce Social Works is one of the largest philanthropic institutions in Brazil, performing approximately 5.6 million outpatient procedures annually in Bahia for users of the Unified Health System (SUS), elderly individuals, people with disabilities and craniofacial deformities, people experiencing homelessness, users of psychoactive substances, and children and adolescents at social risk. The institution offers a unique service profile in Brazil, distributed across 21 centers providing assistance to low-income populations in the areas of Health, Social Assistance, Scientific Research, Health Education, Education, and preservation and dissemination of the history of its founder, Saint Dulce of the Poor. **Responsibilities and Duties** * Serve juice and meals at the dining room ramp, portioning into cups, dishes, and thermal food containers. * Clean and arrange tables and utensils, organizing cutlery and placing trays and cups neatly in the dining room to ensure usability. * Keep utensils clean by receiving and collecting trays, dishes, and cutlery; washing, drying, and storing them in appropriate locations for subsequent use. * Prepare snacks such as juice, porridge, and other quick meals by washing, cutting, and weighing food items according to a pre\-established menu, sourcing ingredients to meet requirements. **Requirements and Qualifications** * Completed high school education; * Dining Room Attendant training course; * Six months’ experience in similar positions. **Additional Information** * Health and dental insurance; * Transportation allowance; * Lunch provided in the dining room. OSID – Irmã Dulce Social Works is one of the largest philanthropic institutions in Brazil, performing approximately 5.6 million outpatient procedures annually in Bahia for users of the Unified Health System (SUS), elderly individuals, people with disabilities and craniofacial deformities, people experiencing homelessness, users of psychoactive substances, and children and adolescents at social risk. The institution offers a unique service profile in Brazil, distributed across 21 centers providing assistance to low-income populations in the areas of Health, Social Assistance, Scientific Research, Health Education, Education, and preservation and dissemination of the history of its founder, Saint Dulce of the Poor.