FOOD SERVICE WORKER
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Posted: January 8, 2026 (7 days ago)
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State of South Carolina
Criminal Justice Academy
Location
South Carolina, 29210
Salary
$30,700 - $49,100
per year
Type
Closes
This job involves supervising inmate workers in a kitchen at the South Carolina Criminal Justice Academy, where you'll help prepare and serve meals, keep everything clean and safe, and manage daily operations.
It's a hands-on role that requires standing for long periods and working in varying temperatures.
A good fit would be someone with cooking experience who is reliable, good at training others, and comfortable making quick decisions in a structured environment.
The South Carolina Criminal Justice Academy (Academy), Food Service Unit, is seeking a Food Service Specialist to supervise inmate personnel in food preparation and service.
Duties include:
Supervise and assist inmate staff in preparing and serving daily breakfast, lunch, dinner meals and other events, on occasion.
Prepare alternate daily meals to reduce leftovers and increase meal options.
Ensure cleanliness, sanitation, and safety of the kitchen, equipment, and storage areas.
Train inmates on kitchen procedures, recipes, and safety standards.
Maintain inventory control and proper storage of perishable items.
Open and close the kitchen as needed; assist with all meal services.
Manage kitchen operations across shifts with other supervisors.
Transport inmates using an Academy vehicle.
Perform duties requiring prolonged standing and exposure to temperature variations.
It takes a team of dedicated people to make sure our Academy is a premier training facility.
To do this, we need reliable and conscientious workers who want to be employed by an agency that offers meaningful and challenging work with an appropriate work-life, home-life balance as well as excellent state government benefits.
The South Carolina Criminal Justice Academy offers an exceptional benefits package for full-time (FTE) employees:
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