Camp Support Specialist - Balch (Cook/Housekeeper)

Requisition ID# 166614

Job Category: Power Generation; Real Estate / Facilities

Job Level: Individual Contributor

Business Unit: Operations - Other

Work Type: Onsite

Job Location: Sanger

Department Overview

PG&E's Power Generation Department manages and operates the largest privately-owned hydroelectric system in the nation. These renewable electric generation resources, located mostly at high elevation in California mountain ranges including the Sierra Nevada and southern Cascade mountains include 68 powerhouses, 184 miles of canals, 41 miles of flumes, 135 miles of tunnels, 19 miles of penstocks, 99 reservoirs, and 142,000 acres of watershed lands all covered by 26 operating licenses issued by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC).

Position Summary

This position is headquartered in Sanger, CA

This is an International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) Local 1245 represented classification, which has over 100 years of experience representing employees at PG&E. This job is subject to collective bargaining.

The full time Camp Support Specialist is an employee who, without direct supervision operates the cookhouse and lodging facilities (when open) in addition to office and cleaning duties as Directed by the Supervisor of Operations Supervisor (SOS).

PG&E is providing the hourly rate range that the company in good faith believes it might pay for this position at the time ofthe job posting. This compensation range is specific to the locality of the job. The actual hourly rate paid to an individualwill be based on multiple factors, including, but not limited to, specific skills, education, licenses or certifications,experience, market value, geographic location, collective bargaining agreement, and internal equity.

Under the terms of the collective bargaining agreement, the starting hourly rate range for this position is $57.20-$62.06, subject to collectively bargained wage increases.

Responsibilities:

• Support development of schedules for Hiring Hall employees on an as-needed basis.
• May be required to work overtime consistent with Title 208 and 212 Work independently and collaborate with counterpart on overlapping days.
• Supports Supervisor to ensure successful integration and orientation of Hiring Hall employees. Work extended hours to ensure cook house is open for breakfast and dinner and on weekends.
• Support operations and special events.
• Can perform all responsibilities of Cooks and Housekeepers.
• Work independently and collaborate with counterpart on overlapping days.
• Work extended hours to ensure cook house is open for breakfast and dinner and on weekends.

Cook Responsibilities

• Develop nourishing menus; ensure meals are nutritious and well balanced and alters menu to meet special dietary needs; determine menu and collects food from storage areas; prepares, cuts, mixes and cooks a wide variety of foods; measure, weigh and check temperatures to ensure proper cooking/safety of food; operate kitchen equipment including: stove, grill, toaster, microwave, ovens, refrigerator/freezer and other associated equipment. Assist in the kitchen and dining room with serving food and general cleanup.
• Clean and sanitize food preparation areas and equipment; wash dishes and cooking pans; wipe down dining areas, surfaces and fixtures; sweep and mop floor surfaces; operate dishwashing equipment; vacuum carpet.
• Use cart or carry food by hand from storage and kitchen areas; receive and places food orders in storage; serve food to dining area; replenish/remove food vessels to be processed; remove trash containers and place them in designated areas.
• Use computer to order supplies/food and research menus; maintain order lists daily; uses phone and computer to communicate and schedule meals/tasks.
• Maintain adequate supplies of food to be cooked; check quality of fresh foods to determine expiration date; dispose of expired foods.
• Attend and participate in meetings and trainings.
• Complete "deep" cleaning projects within the kitchen and dining area; clean equipment; use brooms, mops, disinfect and scrub floors, tables, and equipment; use chemicals and cleaning tools to scrape/scrub and detail kitchen and dining room areas.
• Answer phone; enter data in computer system, handle paperwork; perform general filing tasks.

Housekeeper Responsibilities

• Perform general cleaning and housekeeping duties in the dormitories, buildings, office spaces (including the Powerhouse bathrooms, control room, and breakroom), gym and other facilities in camp.
• Ability to navigate safely in an industrial setting to clean bathrooms, offices and breakrooms
• Floor care, including vacuuming, sweeping, and mopping.
• Will perform commercial scale linen laundry as needed.
• Travel between different facilities using company provided vehicle.
• Re-stock supplies and maintain storage areas.

Qualifications

Minimum Qualifications:

• Must possess a California Class C Driver's License by Day 1
• Must be 18 years of age, or older
• Employees holding a Camp Support Specialist Resident classification will be required to reside at permanent Company housing
• Acquire (within 30 days of hire) and maintain Serve-Safe Manager certificate.

Desired Qualifications:

• Previous housekeeping or cooking experience at a PG&E facility.
• 1+ year demonstrated experience in general cleaning practice.
• Advanced cooking skills and/or culinary training.
• Serve Safe certification.

BALCH CAMP Resident employees: All employees regularly headquartered at Balch shall be considered Balch classifications (Attachment A) will be required to reside at permanent Company residences adjacent to Balch. If permanent housing is not available, Temp housing will be provided per a separate agreement (similar to LA 24-17 at Helms). Employees in permanent housing to reside in the residence during their regularly scheduled workweek. Such employees shall be trained to acquire the knowledge and capability of performing normal and emergency operating functions at Balch. Non-shift employees may be assigned to a shift schedule in accordance with the provisions of Section 202.17 of the Physical Agreement due to irregular water or plant conditions.

Employees may be required to ride in a helicopter. Employees will be compensated in the same rate and manner as employees described in LA 22-33.

a. Company owned permanent Housing (Balch) will be governed by a rental agreement signed by the employee. The established rent is currently $ 50.00 per month and employees will have the option to sign a written authorization to have rent automatically deducted from the employee's check. Said rent will continue until the employee vacates Company Housing. The rental agreement shall stay in place while the employee resides in the permanent house. At such time, as the employee is no longer holding a regular status Balch position, they will be required to vacate Company Housing within 30 days of termination of employment at Balch (including bidding out). This amount is subject to change by agreement between the parties b. The residences will be equipped with telephones, provided by the local telephone company restricted one plus dialing lines for each residence. All utilities (including Generac) will be supplied and covered by the Company. The utilities are: Electric, propane, water, sewer, trash, telephone. All major appliances will be supplied, maintained, and replaced by the Company (Refrigerator, Washer/Dryer, Dishwasher, Range/Oven, Microwave, Water Heater, etc. The residences will be equipped to receive TV broadcasts.

3.Emergency Transportation:911 will be utilized for emergency response; employees can initiate 911 on their own or can request through Company operations.

4.Supplemental workforce classifications. Any additional support classifications required to enhance the existing workforce (example: outage support, intermittent employees, Hiring Hall, Temporary Additional (TAs) will be addressed in a Balch supplemental workforce agreement.

5.Company Provided Vehicles: All Employees with a Company provided vehicle will be required to adhere to transportation standard 1017S.

6.Balch Oversite committee (2 Union, 2 Company): Committee will meet once per month and/or as needed (either side may request) to ensure this agreement is being followed, document all issues, take action on those issues, and attend to all issues including Permanent and Temp housing employees' needs and concerns. The grievance process will be placed on hold during this process to allow the committee to attend to issues. If the Committee cannot agree on a resolution, the grievance process will be enacted (grievance filed) within 30-days of the date the committee agrees to disagree on an issue.