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HEALTHY MARKET WORKER (FT) GRANT FUNDED HAROLD WASHINGTION COLLEGE
Harold Washington College is seeking a Healthy Market Worker (FT).
Reporting to the Clinical Director-Wellness Center or an assigned
administrator, the Healthy Market Worker (FT) performs operational
and manual tasks related to receiving, shelving, and organizing
packaged and refrigerated food products as well as fresh produce
for distribution to students, CCC personnel, and the surrounding
community.
The Healthy Market Worker (FT) assists the supervisor in
maintaining food inventory records; prepares food orders for
submission to the Greater Chicago Food Depository (GCFD) to
re-stock pantry; and maintains records on the number of individuals
participating in the Healthy Market. Performs related duties as
required.
ESSENTIAL DUTIES
Manual/Operations Tasks
Works as part of a team to stock and organize the Healthy
Market with packaged and refrigerated food and fresh produce to
help alleviate the food insecurity challenges of students.
Receives food deliveries from GCFD, loading boxes from pallets
onto a dolly(s), moving/pushing loaded dolly(s) to pantry site, and
unloading and unpacking food items for shelving and storage.
Organizes and stores received goods on shelves, refrigerator,
or freezer in compliance with Greater Chicago Food Depository
(GCFD) food safety standards and checks expiration dates.
As needed, re-packs bulk food and produce and may organize
assorted food items into individual/family packages, boxes, or tote
bags for distribution and pick-up.
Organizes and prepares for food distribution events, informing
janitors on where to set up tables and move heavy/large items and
storage containers to designated event space and area.
Works with student workers and volunteers to organize, move,
and carry lightweight food items to tables to provide access to
students and guests.
Participates in returning leftover food products to storage
following event, moving items into storage bins, boxes, and
refrigerated appliances.
Checks and verifies participants complete Client Enrollment at
The Greater Chicago Food Depository form.
Customer Service/ Clerical
Registers and checks-in Healthy Market participants; ensures
guidelines for number of visits per month are followed; maintains
confidentiality of personal information shared by students.
Greets guests and distributes food to those eligible within the
community at large and to those in need of emergency food
assistance.
Responds to information requests regarding the Healthy Market
received in person, via phone, and email.
Distributes flyers and helps publicize food distribution events
to encourage student participation in the Healthy Market.
Adheres to cleaning, storage, and food safety protocols for
pantry operations.
Assists in maintaining food inventory records and placing food
orders with the Greater Chicago Food Depository.
Provides orientation and guidance to student workers and
volunteers as required.
Participates in on-site enrollment events each semester for
GCFD services.
Obtains and maintains a Food Handler Certificate
Must be able to handle physical aspects of the job such as
lifting, carrying, and moving lightweight items.
PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS
The physical demands are representative of those that must be met
by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of
the job. The job requires lifting, bending, carrying, unloading,
and moving of food items. Must be able to lift and carry up to 30
lbs. in the performance of duties
QUALIFICATIONS
High School diploma or equivalent (such as HiSET or GED)
Some food pantry or clerical work experience desirable
Must obtain a Food Services Sanitation Manager Certificate from
an approved training program within 60 days of hire
Must be courteous with good customer service skills
Good verbal and written communication skills
Ability to stock and distribute food items in an efficient and
timely manner
Ability to maintain records and perform data entry
Ability to work in a culturally diverse environment
Basic computer skills and familiarity in using Microsoft
Office
The salary range for this position is $48,389.15 -
$50,808.60. Offered salary will be determined by the respective collective
bargaining agreement and applicant's education, experience,
knowledge, skills and abilities. Benefits information is found at
https://www.ccc.edu/departments/Benefits/ Chicago residency is required for all full-time employees within
six (6) months of hire. We are an equal opportunity and affirmative action
employer. Thank you for your interest in City Colleges of
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