What is the necessary education needed to be a dishwasher?

Answer 1

The skills of a good (human) dishwasher might include:

• careful removal of excess food, rather than putting it down regular sink drain
• organizing types of dishes, for example, glasses from greasy pans
• careful handling of glassware and breakables
• careful handling of knives
• washing dishes in the order from least dirty or least greasy to dirtiest and greasiest
• using the least amount of dish washing liquid as needed for the job
• using the appropriate rag, scrub brush, scratchy or steel wool pad, depending on the item
• rinsing each item thoroughly to remove all soap suds
• to use fingers to know an item is "squeaky clean"
• to know when / how often to change water
• to avoid injury to hands
• to avoid breakage

Order of dish washing:

• water glasses
• juice or cola beverage glasses
• glasses that had milk or chocolate milk
• plastic bowls, plastics (least grease in water)
• plates, dishes (leaving the most greasy for last)
• eating utensils, spoons, knives, forks
• least greasy pots, pans, cooking items
• most greasy pots, pans, cooking items
• items that need to soak, for example, something burnt on a cooking or baking dish or tray

Drying

• to use a freshly laundered towel to dry glasses
• to remove streaks from glassware
• to change towels frequently, to a dry towel, as needed
• dry every edge, corner, decorative trim
• to know how to carefully stack
• to know how to carefully store clean dishes

Answer 2

No experience is needed to get a dish washing job. A person can easily be trained for this job. More-so, a person must be able to lift and move quickly, and posses skill. In addition, being motivated and a team player helps out too. Sometimes, dish washing can be a demanding job, so keeping a positive attitude and handling stressful times well is one of the best attributed one can have in that position.

Answer 3

It takes virtually no education to learn to wash dishes.