Operate commercial kitchen equipment safely
Bene Aged Care is currently seeking reliable and team focused Kitchenhands to join our team at
St Pauls
Residential Facility on a
part-time
basis.
This is a fantastic opportunity to become part of a supportive and inclusive team while making a real difference in the lives of older South Australians.
Why Join Bene Aged Care?
Permanent role with a structured roster
A calm and friendly place tucked away in the beautiful Adelaide Hills
Supportive, inclusive, and multicultural team
Work at a respected not-for-profit aged care organisation
Ongoing training and career development opportunities
Salary packaging available to increase your take-home pay
Make a meaningful impact in the lives of residents, including those living with dementia
About Your Role
Assist with preparation and service of nutritious meals
Support special dietary requirements and menu delivery
Maintain cleanliness of kitchen areas and equipment
Operate commercial kitchen equipment safely
Complete Food Safety and HACCP documentation




Work collaboratively with the hospitality team to deliver excellent service
What You'll Bring
Current National Police Check (or willingness to obtain)
Valid Driver's Licence
Ability to work afternoon/evening shifts
Strong teamwork and communication skills
Commitment to food safety and hygiene standards
Desirable
Previous experience in aged care, healthcare or hospitality kitchens
Knowledge of Food Safety / HACCP principles
Italian language skills (advantageous, not essential)
About Bene Aged Care
Bene Aged Care is a not-for-profit, values-driven organisation dedicated to supporting older South Australians to live meaningful and dignified lives. We are committed to delivering high-quality, person-centered care within a welcoming and inclusive workplace.
We are committed to fostering an inclusive workplace that values diversity and promotes equal opportunities for all qualified candidates.
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📌 Kitchenhand / Housekeeping (South Australia)
🏢 Bene Aged Care
📍 South Australia