Cook PT Evenings

Position Title: Cook - Evenings

Reports To: Executive Chef, Kitchen Lead, General Manager, or Designate

Employment Status: Part-Time

Location: 1364 Main Street, Winnipeg, MB

Hours of Work: Evening shifts, weekends, statutory holidays, catering events, and operational peak periods as required

Compensation: $17.20-$20.00 per hour, based on experience and internal pay structure

Shelly's Indigenous Bistro is an Indigenous-owned and operated restaurant offering takeout, delivery, catering, and community-based food services. Our team is committed to providing quality food, respectful customer service, safe food handling, and a welcoming environment that reflects the values of Shelly's Indigenous Bistro.

Position Summary

  • The Cook - Evenings supports evening kitchen operations, food preparation, cooking, line support, takeout and delivery
preparation, catering support, closing duties, and sanitation responsibilities.

This role is responsible for preparing quality food in a timely, safe, and consistent manner while supporting the overall operation of Shelly's Indigenous Bistro.

  • The successful candidate will have previous kitchen experience, strong reliability, and the ability to work efficiently in a
fast-paced environment while maintaining high standards of food quality, cleanliness, safety, and teamwork.

Core Responsibilities

  • Prepare vegetables, proteins, sauces, soups, side dishes, and other menu ingredients
  • Cook and assemble menu items according to recipes, portion standards, and food preparation procedures
  • Support takeout, delivery, catering, and special orders during assigned shifts
  • Demonstrate safe and effective knife skills
  • Follow food quality, presentation, portioning, packaging, and timing standards
  • Assist with line cooking, prep lists, and daily kitchen production needs
  • Support catering preparation, packaging, and event production as required
  • Ensure proper food storage, labelling, dating, and FIFO rotation
  • Restock ingredients, dry goods, supplies, and workstations as required
  • Maintain clean, sanitized, and organized prep stations, cooking areas, storage areas, and equipment
  • Complete end-of-shift cleaning, sanitation, organization, and closing duties
  • Complete cleaning and sanitation duties as assigned
  • Assist with inventory counts, stock organization, and supply tracking
  • Operate kitchen equipment safely and report maintenance concerns
  • Follow all food safety, sanitation, and workplace safety requirements
  • Work collaboratively with cooks, supervisors, drivers, and front-end staff
  • Support teamwork and assist other departments when operationally required
  • Perform other related duties as assigned
2 | Page - Job Description - Cook - Evenings Qualifications & Experience
  • Previous kitchen, prep cook, line cook, catering, restaurant, or food service experience is required
  • Experience working in a commercial kitchen environment is preferred
  • Strong knife skills and safe food preparation techniques
  • Ability to work efficiently in a fast-paced environment
  • Ability to follow recipes and instructions accurately
  • Strong attention to detail and food quality
  • Reliable attendance and punctuality
  • Ability to work independently and as part of a team
  • Positive attitude and willingness to learn
  • Ability to communicate respectfully with team members, supervisors, and other departments
  • Ability to work evenings, weekends, statutory holidays, and catering events as required
Training & Certification Requirements
  • Manitoba Food Handler Certification required or willingness to obtain upon hire
  • WHMIS Certification required or willingness to obtain upon hire
  • First Aid/CPR Certification is considered an asset
  • Must participate in all required workplace safety, food safety, and operational training
Employment Requirements & Working Conditions
  • A three (3) month probationary period applies. Performance, reliability, food quality, cleanliness, teamwork, and compliance
with workplace standards will be reviewed during this period.
  • Employment is conditional upon legal eligibility to work in Canada; satisfactory Criminal Record Check, if required; signing
Confidentiality Agreement; signing Code of Conduct; compliance with Respectful Workplace Policy; compliance with company policies and procedures; and maintaining required food safety and workplace training.
  • This role requires extended standing and walking, frequent bending and reaching, repetitive hand and arm movements,
working near heat and kitchen equipm
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