Line Cook
Part Time • Melbourne
Benefits/Perks
- Flexible Scheduling
- Competitive Compensation
- Career Advancement Opportunities
Job Summary
We are seeking a Line Cook to join the team at our busy restaurant. The ideal candidate is experienced, creative, and committed to creating an excellent experience for patrons.
Duties and Responsibilities:
- Set up the kitchen with necessary tools and equipment
- Prepare food and present it in an appealing manner
- Maintain appropriate levels of inventory and restock when necessary
- Follow all food safety regulations
- Participate in daily kitchen opening and closing procedures
- Performs other duties as assigned by management.
Qualifications:
- Previous experience in a similar role is preferred
- ServeSafe or Food Handler’s Certification
- Ability to remain calm and thrive under pressure
- Excellent time management skills
- Ability to meet the physical demands of the position, including standing for long periods and lifting 20+ pounds
Compensation: $15.00 - $18.00 per hour
In business since 1923, Camp Holly has a long standing history and is a premiere Airboat ride facility. We also take pride in being one of the oldest fish camps in Florida!
Today we offer fun for the whole family –
We have a Gift shop, Tiki bar, Restaurant, Live music on the weekends, and Airboat tours through the St. Johns River!
It began as a Fishing Camp by Mr. Bob Walls, He was a Georgia native and a son of a market hunter. Walls established Camp Holly in early 1901 on the edge of the St. Johns River, Where it intersects with the Kissimmee Highway the small 2 Lane Rd. between Melbourne and Kissimmee. It’s known as US 192, but the camp is still called Camp Holly today making it currently over 122 years old and qualifying for the Florida historic registry.
We have a Gift shop, Tiki bar, Restaurant, Live music on the weekends, and Airboat tours through the St. Johns River!
It began as a Fishing Camp by Mr. Bob Walls, He was a Georgia native and a son of a market hunter. Walls established Camp Holly in early 1901 on the edge of the St. Johns River, Where it intersects with the Kissimmee Highway the small 2 Lane Rd. between Melbourne and Kissimmee. It’s known as US 192, but the camp is still called Camp Holly today making it currently over 122 years old and qualifying for the Florida historic registry.
(if you already have a resume on Indeed)
Or apply here.
