Hospitality Industry Occupational Job Dictionary ... - SafeWork SA
Hospitality Industry Occupational Job Dictionary ... - SafeWork SA
Hospitality Industry Occupational Job Dictionary ... - SafeWork SA
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CHEF<br />
(Large venues)<br />
HUMAN FACTORS<br />
Reaches: Generally within reach between thigh to chest height.<br />
Heights: Ground to over head.<br />
Controls and displays: Variety of knobs and levers located at waist height including stove top or ovens.<br />
Force exertion/lift: 20kg pots via two-person lift.<br />
Endurance required: Constant standing/walking.<br />
Static muscle loading: High levels for the upper limb girdle.<br />
Work/rest patterns: Thirty-minute break following five hours work.<br />
Frequency of handling: Frequent to constant for knife for food preparation.<br />
Grasping requirement: Cylindrical, saucepan, pots. Prehensile to gross grasping for knives. Palmar<br />
grasping for plates. Hook grasping for large pots.<br />
Size of article: Large soup pot, extra-extra-large stock pot.<br />
Tools: Kitchen utensils, crankshaft for stock pot (only at some venues), variety<br />
of kitchen utensils.<br />
Protective clothing: Hats, aprons, standard uniform.<br />
OCCUPATIONAL JOB DICTIONARY - HOSPITALITY INDUSTRY - HOTELS AND MOTELS 105