Baker/cashier vs associate food scientist

Differences between baker/cashier and associate food scientist duties and responsibilities

Baker/cashier example responsibilities.

• Use POS for payment, take drink order, and answer phone for questions and orders
• Operate POS cash register for store, advise customer of purchase and cash them out.
• Check out customers, gather shopping carts from cart corrals, bag customers groceries, load them into their vehicle.
• Develop organizational and technical skills while using computer system to scan customer's groceries.
• Utilize basic computation and mathematics, and maintain electronic registers for all payment transactions including cash and credit cards.
• Perform register close out procedures and monitor checkout stations.

Associate food scientist example responsibilities.

• Maintain cleanliness in food preparation and dining areas in accordance with establish standards.
• Carry out groceries, check customers out, bag groceries, stock shelves, close
• Collect the necessary raw material stock from the culinary personnel and prepare the ordered dish.
• Utilize and operate cutting utensils such as knives, slicers and weighing equipment following menu portion guidelines.
• Train team members on advance culinary techniques and how to produce in quantity while still maintaining exemplary food quality.
• Clean and operate a variety of equipment including grills, fryers, fridge and freezers, ovens, and beverage machines.
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