Employer Active
Job Alert
You will be updated with latest job alerts via emailJob Alert
You will be updated with latest job alerts via emailCollaboration with Front-of-House:
Communication with Service Staff: Liaise with the front-of-house staff (e.g., servers and restaurant managers) to ensure that customer orders are accurate and delivered on time. This requires good communication, especially when there are special requests or changes to orders.
Managing Food Delivery to the Dining Area: Ensure that dishes are sent out to the dining area promptly and are of the highest quality when they arrive at the table. Oversee the plating process to ensure the food is visually appealing.
Managing Shift and Service Timing:
Managing Service Flow: Ensure that food is prepared and served efficiently during service, keeping track of orders, ensuring that each dish is prepared in a timely manner, and that everything is ready for service when needed.
Time Management: During busy shifts, ensure that orders are completed quickly without sacrificing quality. Prioritize tasks based on urgency, ensuring that each dish is prepared on time.
Skills and Qualities Required:
Culinary Expertise: Strong knowledge of cooking techniques, food preparation, and presentation. A Sous Chef must have proficiency in all aspects of kitchen operations.
Leadership and Team Management: Ability to lead and motivate kitchen staff, manage their workload, and address any performance issues. Strong communication and interpersonal skills are necessary for managing teams effectively.
Time Management: Ability to manage time efficiently, especially during peak hours, ensuring that food preparation and service run smoothly.
Attention to Detail: Precision in food preparation, presentation, and maintaining consistent quality throughout the meal preparation process.
Problem Solving: Ability to handle unexpected issues, such as last-minute changes to orders or equipment malfunctions, while maintaining composure and finding solutions.
Creativity: The ability to contribute to menu development and adapt dishes to meet customer preferences or dietary restrictions.
Multitasking: Ability to manage multiple tasks and stations during busy service periods, ensuring that the kitchen operates efficiently.
Full-time