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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FOOD AND BEVERAGE ATTENDANTS<br />
TASK ANALYSIS<br />
1 – ACCESSING STOCK (photograph 1)<br />
Most bars have fridges and shelves located from ground<br />
to overhead height. To access stock workers are required<br />
to squat to access items located below waist height<br />
(photograph one). This is preferable to stooping. When<br />
fridges are being stocked the worker may be required<br />
to squat for prolonged periods and shoulder flexion<br />
and extension is required to place the items using<br />
cylindrical grasping to hold bottles. Depending on the<br />
depth of the fridges and shelves, slight over-reaching<br />
may be required. When placing items above shoulder<br />
height overhead reaching is required.<br />
2 – DRINK SERVICE (photographs 2-3)<br />
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Bar attendants may serve beer (photograph two). This requires the worker to hold a glass requiring cylindrical<br />
grasping with their non-dominant hand and then to pull the beer tap lever down with elbow flexion with minimal<br />
force using cylindrical grasping with the dominant hand. They then place the drink onto the bar for the customer.<br />
Workers may also prepare other drinks such as spirits, soft drinks and wine. This may require the worker to access<br />
bottles located on shelves above head height (photograph three) requiring overhead reaching.<br />
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