Job Summary: Responsible for assisting culinary team on the overall efficiency, and effeteness of the kitchen operation. Assist food production for all outlets and banquets events, ensuring operating costs is minimized. Main responsibility banquet food production.
The execution of all Hotel Valencia and company policies/procedures, ensuring that all services provided achieve the established standards, within the agreed budgetary controls. Advise the Executive Chef and Director of Food and Beverage on all matters relating to the kitchen area. In conjunction with the stewarding staff, ensure a high standard of cleanliness and hygienic practice throughout the kitchen. Creation and implementation of all dessert menus (Catering-Restaurant, bars, special events and In room service menus). Plan, Train and develop skills in all kitchen staff.
Duties and Functions:
- To assist the Executive Chef with, food cost/payroll/etc. When agreed, control all overheads/achieve food cost budget throughout the oncoming year
- In conjunction with the Executive Chef cost menu items to be implemented.
- Communicate to Executive Chef any issue with vendor payment and delivers.
PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS:
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- Sitting: Occasionally. Padded office chair, seat with back for breaks and meals. May alter position as needed.
- Standing/Walking: Constantly. Concrete, tile, rubber mats covering tile, carpet, stairs, wood floor.
- Crouching (Bend at knees): Frequently. Lift heavy objects, put supplies away, reach lower shelving in walk-ins, and supply shelves.
- Stooping (Bend at waist): Frequently. Lifting, working outside of office, demonstrating and training cooking techniques, putting supplies away.
- Twisting/Turning (Knees, waist, neck): Frequently. Answering the telephone, cooking food, place or retrieve supplies, product, performing line positions.
- Balancing: Occasionally. Carrying supplies, product, working near hot equipment.
- Reaching (Overhead extension): Frequently. Working the line, reaching for objects, supplies.
- Handling/Grasping: Frequently. Supplies, knives, slicer, utensils, sauté pans, turning on the water faucets.
- Pushing/Pulling: Average weight: Occasionally. Racks, carts with product weighting 5-100 pounds
- Lifting/Carrying: Average weight: Occasionally. Product, supplies weighting 1 to 35 pounds.
- Maximum weight: Occasionally 50 pounds, rarely up to 100 pounds
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Working Environment:
- Interior of hotel, in restaurant and kitchen areas, with exposure to humidity, steam and extreme temperatures.
- Exposure to Food and Beverage hazardous cleaning chemicals.
- Exposure to food items and beverages.
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