Kitchen Porter

Job Overview

Hull College seeks a dedicated Kitchen Porter to support its curriculum operations by maintaining cleanliness and assisting with deliveries and equipment handling within the catering environment. This full-time role entails working 37 hours per week across 40 weeks annually during term time.

Responsibilities

• Receive and transport deliveries to designated storage locations.
• Ensure theory teaching rooms and student changing areas are clean and prepared for use.
• Maintain the hygiene of kitchen equipment including ovens, cookers, grills, fryers, and extraction systems, including deep cleans during non-teaching periods.
• Facilitate transportation of kitchen and classroom equipment as well as food trolleys.
• Perform routine maintenance on cleaning and catering devices.
• Support administrative tasks related to enrolment, such as preparing course labels, managing bookings, and arranging interviews.

Requirements

• Minimum Level 2 qualifications in English and Maths or willingness to obtain them.
• Holder of a Basic Food Hygiene Certificate.
• Prior experience performing cleaning duties within a catering context.
• Previous work experience in catering environments.
• Strong communication skills, both written and verbal.
• Capability to work independently and collaboratively as part of a team.

About Hull College

Hull College is a prominent vocational education provider offering a variety of training programs, apprenticeships, and degrees designed to equip learners with practical skills and knowledge to boost their career opportunities or further education endeavors. The college fosters a supportive environment that aims to empower both students and staff toward building better futures for the Hull community.

Additional Information

The post is subject to a Disclosure and Barring Service enhanced check due to regulated activity involving vulnerable groups. Staff are expected to actively support the college's safeguarding policies. Digital literacy is essential or candidates must be willing to undertake relevant training.

Please note, this vacancy may close early depending on application volumes, so prompt application submission is encouraged.

Working Hours and Salary

The role involves working 37 hours weekly throughout 40 weeks during the academic term, with a full-time equivalent salary of 9,538 per annum and an actual annual salary of 22,776.58 based on term-time working.