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Overview
Executive Chefs are a critical ingredient in our client's restaurant management recipe. The Executive Chef is committed to leading the team, overseeing daily operations to produce high-quality, delicious food to standard, growing the brand, building on the culture of hospitality, and helping to operate a profitable restaurant. What the Executive Chef Does
Responsible for interviewing, hiring, training, developing, and retaining qualified culinary employees Interact with, direct, and supervise kitchen employees on a daily basis in accordance with company standards Train and develop kitchen personnel in procedures, policies, and the safe operation of equipment, utensils, and machinery Assign and enforce operational goals for kitchen staff Identify, address, and document individual employee performance problems Understand, follow, and teach food allergy procedures and special orders / dietary restrictions Perform weekly inventory, ensuring that kitchen is well stocked Train and develop key employees for growth, advancement, and promotion Work with culinary team to develop and test new recipes Assign production duties to all kitchen staff Develop schedule for employees ensuring that the location is fully staffed for each shift and meeting labor targets Achieve food and labor costs Meet daily with appropriate Manager / Sous Chef(s) / team to coordinate and ensure production standards Become proficient in all stations within the kitchen Expedite food orders from kitchen stations to dining rooms Model and ensure kitchen employees understand and adhere to sanitation and safety guidelines Foster an environment of hospitality in which all team members put the guest first in every situation Execute established food standards for overall guest satisfaction that meet or exceed company standards What You Need to Be an Executive Chef
Experience managing in high volume restaurants, with a minimum of five years preferred Strong understanding of restaurant operations Passion for hospitality Demonstrated ability to lead a team Capable of identifying problems and determining accurate solutions on each shift Fiscally responsible and experienced in achieving food and labor costs Love for all things food and beverage Be caring, self-motivated, and exhibit an aptitude for leading, coaching, and driving excellence Able to speak, read, write, and understand the primary language(s) used in the workplace Able to read and follow a recipe to standard Ability to work on your feet for eight hours or more a day in a confined area with fluctuating temperatures Capable of lifting up to 50 pounds, as needed Continuous bending, stooping, reaching, twisting, and use of hands and arms May be exposed to allergens such as nuts, seeds, soy, shellfish, and dairy
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Executive Chefs are a critical ingredient in our client's restaurant management recipe. The Executive Chef is committed to leading the team, overseeing daily operations to produce high-quality, delicious food to standard, growing the brand, building on the culture of hospitality, and helping to operate a profitable restaurant. What the Executive Chef Does
Responsible for interviewing, hiring, training, developing, and retaining qualified culinary employees Interact with, direct, and supervise kitchen employees on a daily basis in accordance with company standards Train and develop kitchen personnel in procedures, policies, and the safe operation of equipment, utensils, and machinery Assign and enforce operational goals for kitchen staff Identify, address, and document individual employee performance problems Understand, follow, and teach food allergy procedures and special orders / dietary restrictions Perform weekly inventory, ensuring that kitchen is well stocked Train and develop key employees for growth, advancement, and promotion Work with culinary team to develop and test new recipes Assign production duties to all kitchen staff Develop schedule for employees ensuring that the location is fully staffed for each shift and meeting labor targets Achieve food and labor costs Meet daily with appropriate Manager / Sous Chef(s) / team to coordinate and ensure production standards Become proficient in all stations within the kitchen Expedite food orders from kitchen stations to dining rooms Model and ensure kitchen employees understand and adhere to sanitation and safety guidelines Foster an environment of hospitality in which all team members put the guest first in every situation Execute established food standards for overall guest satisfaction that meet or exceed company standards What You Need to Be an Executive Chef
Experience managing in high volume restaurants, with a minimum of five years preferred Strong understanding of restaurant operations Passion for hospitality Demonstrated ability to lead a team Capable of identifying problems and determining accurate solutions on each shift Fiscally responsible and experienced in achieving food and labor costs Love for all things food and beverage Be caring, self-motivated, and exhibit an aptitude for leading, coaching, and driving excellence Able to speak, read, write, and understand the primary language(s) used in the workplace Able to read and follow a recipe to standard Ability to work on your feet for eight hours or more a day in a confined area with fluctuating temperatures Capable of lifting up to 50 pounds, as needed Continuous bending, stooping, reaching, twisting, and use of hands and arms May be exposed to allergens such as nuts, seeds, soy, shellfish, and dairy
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