Domino's
Domino’s Prep Cooks are dedicated to food safety and proper handling of the products used to cook a customer’s perfect meal. Prep Cooks must be able to work in a fast‑paced environment and adjust as the needs of the business shift. They ensure that everything the line cooks need, when they need it, is ready to go, organized, dated, and rotated.
Prep Cook Responsibilities
Ensuring all food safety guidelines are followed.
Receiving truck deliveries, checking in all products, and examining them for any damage or missing goods.
Dating, rotating, and storing all products received on the same day of delivery.
Pulling data each day for prep needs for a 48‑hour period.
Prepping all products according to Domino’s standards.
Proofing dough for a 24‑hour period, dating and re‑cooling.
Maintaining proper temperature of products while prepping.
Checking temperatures of all refrigeration units.
Dating all products according to Domino’s dating standards.
Prepping all cooking PRPs, including sandwich mats and papered pans.
Maintaining sanitation of the prep area and everywhere food may be exposed to.
Restocking dipping cups, soda machine(s),0333 boxes.
Reporting any safety hazards and maintenance needs.
Prep Cook Requirements
Minimal work experience; one year restaurant experience is a plus.
Strong problem‑solving and communication skills.
Texas Certified Food Handlers Certificate required.
Exceptional time/Internal Stanford subject management skills.
Ability to stand or walk for 8–10 hour shifts and lift at least 30 pounds.
Shows pride in work.
Willingness to comply with all food safety procedures.
Detail‑oriented.
Education & Experience A high school diploma or equivalent degree is a plus but not required. Candidates for this position do not need prior experience; relevant training is provided on the job to learn employer‑specific functions such as how to operate the computer system and to learn information about each product. A positive attitude is a must.
Work Environment A Domino’s Prep Cook prepares a large volume of products every shift, which can be taxing. Standing for long periods of time is expected, which may contribute to back strain and foot problems. Because Prep Cooks are handling food, frequent hand sanitization is another expectation. The environment is warm, bustling, and potentially noisy. The environment of a Domino’s restaurant is populated by triple‑stack conveyor belt ovens, multiple warming shelves, and carts on wheels, which can lead to injury.
Additional Information All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.
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Prep Cook Responsibilities
Ensuring all food safety guidelines are followed.
Receiving truck deliveries, checking in all products, and examining them for any damage or missing goods.
Dating, rotating, and storing all products received on the same day of delivery.
Pulling data each day for prep needs for a 48‑hour period.
Prepping all products according to Domino’s standards.
Proofing dough for a 24‑hour period, dating and re‑cooling.
Maintaining proper temperature of products while prepping.
Checking temperatures of all refrigeration units.
Dating all products according to Domino’s dating standards.
Prepping all cooking PRPs, including sandwich mats and papered pans.
Maintaining sanitation of the prep area and everywhere food may be exposed to.
Restocking dipping cups, soda machine(s),0333 boxes.
Reporting any safety hazards and maintenance needs.
Prep Cook Requirements
Minimal work experience; one year restaurant experience is a plus.
Strong problem‑solving and communication skills.
Texas Certified Food Handlers Certificate required.
Exceptional time/Internal Stanford subject management skills.
Ability to stand or walk for 8–10 hour shifts and lift at least 30 pounds.
Shows pride in work.
Willingness to comply with all food safety procedures.
Detail‑oriented.
Education & Experience A high school diploma or equivalent degree is a plus but not required. Candidates for this position do not need prior experience; relevant training is provided on the job to learn employer‑specific functions such as how to operate the computer system and to learn information about each product. A positive attitude is a must.
Work Environment A Domino’s Prep Cook prepares a large volume of products every shift, which can be taxing. Standing for long periods of time is expected, which may contribute to back strain and foot problems. Because Prep Cooks are handling food, frequent hand sanitization is another expectation. The environment is warm, bustling, and potentially noisy. The environment of a Domino’s restaurant is populated by triple‑stack conveyor belt ovens, multiple warming shelves, and carts on wheels, which can lead to injury.
Additional Information All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.
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