Crew Member - Otto - 20 hours per week
University of Canterbury Student Association (UCSA)
The University of Canterbury Students’ Association Incorporated (UCSA) is a not-for-profit organisation with charity status. Thirteen elected student representatives govern the UCSA with the support and guidance of external advisors via an Advisory Board. Over 200 full time, part time and casual staff report through to the Chief Executive. We offer many services to ensure that the university experience for students at UC is all that it can be.
Based in the heart of the Ilam Campus and open Monday to Friday, Otto offers a range of food and drink options, including the "best pizza on campus". Our Otto Crew Members are responsible for providing professional, efficient, and courteous service to customers and the preparation and service of food and beverages.
This role is a part time role, of a minimum of 20 hours per week during university term time.
To be successful in the role you will need previous experience working in Food & Beverage, excellent customer service skills, an attention to detail, and the ability to multitask. To be successful in the team you will need to be professional, motivated, a real team player and flexible with work hours.
Benefits of working for the UCSA:
Be a valued part of an enthusiastic team
Excellent working environment
Free, confidential counselling available via Organisational Counselling Programme (OCP)
Discounted rates at the UC Rec Centre
Discounts on food and beverage on campus
Free flu vaccinations
Friday monthly drink
You must be a New Zealand Citizen or resident or otherwise be able to prove that you are legally entitled to work in New Zealand.
UCSA is the University of Canterbury Students’ Association Incorporated. Established in 1894, UCSA is a not-for-profit organisation with charity status. Twelve elected student representatives govern UCSA with the support and guidance of external advisors via an Advisory Board. The UCSA employs up to 280 full-time, part time and casual staff who report through a Chief Executive.
Since its inception the UCSA has grown into a diverse organisation with an annual turnover of around $10.0 million. The UCSA owns a 50% share of the University Book Shop, and has net assets valued at just over $12.0 million.
After the February 2011 earthquake the UCSA moved premises from 90 Ilam Road to the South East Side of the James Hight Library. The Undercroft was redeveloped as a student space, and work is currently being undertaken to replace the facilities and services that were on offer in the old UCSA building.
The UCSA operates a number of other facilities spread around the campus, including cafes at Kirkwood village (Kirkwood cafe), Dovedale Ave Campus (Collective) and in the Law (Alibi) and Engineering (Eng Cafe) buildings.
There is academic advice and support through to social comment and entertainment by way of UCSA’s student magazine, CANTA; from huge events like Orientation, End of Lectures and Tea Party, to Childcare at UCSA’s Early Learning Centres.
This diversity reflects the many services that students have initiated to ensure that the university experience for students at Canterbury is all that it can be.
