Bar attendants prepare and serve drinks to customers in liquor licensed premises such as bars, nightclubs, hotels and restaurants. They also take care of customers’ orders in bar and dining spaces. They clean and clear benches and tables, set out tables, coasters and ashtrays, and restock fridges and snacks. Sometimes they are required to take
Barista
Baristas specialise in making coffee, as well as tea and a range of other beverages. This has become a very artistic occupation with many baristas competing to perfect the best tasting, and looking, cup of coffee. Baristas may take customers’ orders, prepare and serve drinks, and provide information to customers about the content or preparation
Hairstylist
For trade description and skills, see Hairstylist: Apprenticeship Training Standard For more information, see Ontario College of Trades Training Standards
Cook
For trade description and skills, see Cook: Apprenticeship Training Standard For more information, see Ontario College of Trades Training Standards
Chef
For trade description and skills, see Chef: Schedule of Training For more information, see Ontario College of Trades Training Standards
Baker and Baker- Pâtissier
For trade description and skills, see Baker and Baker- Pâtissier: Apprenticeship Training Standard For more information, see Ontario College of Trades Training Standards
Baker (Bake Products)
Summary Mix and bake ingredients according to recipes to produce breads, pastries, and other baked goods. Goods are usually produced in large quantities for consumption in high volume dining areas. Generally, high volume production equipment is used. Applicable Job Qualification Requirements will be used as a guide in performing tasks and demonstrating knowledge in the
Recyling and Waste Management
Field of activity Recycling and waste management technicians work in disposal firms, utilisation and treatment facilities, for example, glass and paper recycling facilities, landfills, composting facilities, and chemical and physical treatment plants. Occupational skills Recycling and waste management technicians carry out their work independently on the basis of technical documents and rules as well as
Railwayman/woman in Operational Service
Field of activity Railwaymen/railwaywomen in operational service work in rail companies engaged in passenger and goods transport or in the rail infrastructure sector. Working for example as engine drivers or station masters, they are responsible for ensuring the safe and problem-free conveyance of passengers and goods. Occupational skills Railwaymen/railwaywomen in operational service carry out complex
Driver
Field of Activity Drivers work in road haulage, logistics, waste disposal and tourist travel enterprises or public passenger transport. Occupational Skills Drivers carry out their work independently on the basis of technical documentation and work orders. They plan and coordinate their work, also with others, in particular with their customers and the previous and subsequent
