Cook/Kitchen Hand

Job Title: KFC Team Member / Crew Member* Location: KFC Stores, Johannesburg & surrounding areas Employment Type: Full-time / Part-time / Casual Reports to: Shift Supervisor / Restaurant Manager Job Purpose To provide fast, friendly, and accurate customer service while preparing high-quality KFC products according to company standards. Key Duties / Responsibilities 1. Customer Service: Take orders at counter/drive-thru, handle cash & card payments, keep customers happy 2. Food Prep: Cook, assemble, and package chicken, chips, sides to KFC recipes and hygiene standards 3. Kitchen &

  • Cleaning: Keep work areas, equipment, and dining area clean and sanitized 4. Stock &
  • Inventory: Check stock levels, do basic food prep, minimize waste 5. Teamwork: Work shifts, including weekends, public holidays, and late nights as rostered 6. Health &
  • Safety: Follow food safety, hygiene, and safety procedures at all times Requirements / Qualifications 1. Minimum: Grade 10 or Grade 12 / Matric preferred, but not always required 2. Experience: No experience needed – training is provided 3. Age: Must be 18+ years old 4. Documents: Valid SA ID, proof of address Skills &
  • Competencies 1. Friendly, energetic, and polite attitude 2. Able to work fast in a busy environment 3. Good communication + teamwork 4. Basic math for handling money 5. Can stand for long periods and lift up to 10kg Working Conditions 1. Shifts: Early mornings, late nights, weekends, public holidays 2. Uniform: KFC uniform provided 3. Physical: Fast-paced, on your feet most of the shift Perks 1. Free/ discounted meals on shift 2. Training + career growth to Shift Supervisor, Assistant Manager 3. Learn customer service + food safety skill

Pay: R3 750,00 - R12 453,21 per month

Work Location: In person

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