Kitchen assistant serving staff (m/f/d)
Would you like to help shape the kitchen area in an innovative company? Then become part of our team as a kitchen assistant / serving staff (m/f/d)
As a recognised inclusive company, we would especially like to encourage people with disabilities to apply for a job with us!
You feel like it:
- As part of the kitchen team, you actively take care of the regeneration and serving of food
- Passion for a wide range of kitchen activities
- Carrying out dishwashing and cleaning tasks
- Looking forward to working with people with disabilities
- Enjoy interacting with customers
Your talent:
- Your enthusiasm for customer- and service-orientated work
- Your skills and knowledge of the Cook & Chill process are an advantage
- A high level of commitment and the ability to work in a team
- You have a class 3 / class B driving licence
- Reliability and flexibility are among your strengths
This is what we offer you:
- An open corporate culture with flat hierarchies and short decision-making paths
- Attractive further training opportunities
- Subsidised fitness club membership
- Free car parking
- Family-friendly working hours
- Secure job in a growing company
Apply now!
Please send your application and your possible start date to:
Simotec GmbH - Mr Jörg Zinnecker - Hans-Geiger-Str. 8 - 67661 Kaiserslautern
E-mail: bewerbung@simotec-kochwerk.de
Please note that we do not return application documents submitted by post after the application process has been completed. These will be destroyed in accordance with data protection regulations.
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Shareholder: Ökumenisches Gemeinschaftswerk Pfalz GmbH
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About us
Simotec GmbH is an inclusive company and employs 245 people with and without disabilities. Simotec GmbH's cooking plant offers sophisticated solutions for communal catering. At our site in Kaiserslautern, we prepare around 5,000 meals a day using the modern cook and chill process. We create prospects on the general labour market, particularly for people with disabilities and the long-term unemployed.