F & B Horizon Jobs Chef de Partie UK
Job Name: Chef de Partie
Hiring Organization: F & B Horizon
Educational Requirements: Bachelor Degree
Salary: £30 – £40/Hour
Location: United Kingdom
DESCRIPTION:
Job Role Summary
To deliver a professional, enthusiastic, and efficient service within the kitchen team, as directed by the Head Chef in specific areas. Work in a productive manner at all times within the team, or individually ensuring the delivery of a quality guest orientated service. F & B Horizon Jobs Chef de Partie UK
Key Responsibilities and Tasks
- To assist delivering a menu that is suitable for the requirements of the operation/Specific guest dietary needs while maintaining the standards of cleanliness and service set out by the Head Chef.
- To be flexible and approachable in all working conditions to ensure a smooth operation between departments and meeting the needs of the operation
- To ensure a safe working environment at all times, in line with OHS and H&S guidelines
- To be customer service orientated at all times and to display a willingness to encourage direct feedback from our guests v
- Constantly revise and implement variations and changes to working systems and to provide ideas for delivery to suit changes in guests throughout the season
- To monitor and record any wastage or breakages in line with company procedures
- To develop positive working relationships within all the teams of the operation
- To ensure that all procedures put in place to prevent the loss of stocks/revenue are adhered
- To carry out other duties that help with the smooth running of overseas operations as directed by the line manager in resort F & B Horizon Jobs Chef de Partie UK
Qualifications and experience required:
- Educated to GCSE standard or equivalent
- A formal chef or cooking qualification
- At least 6 months experience in a similar standard and size of operation
- Experience of working overseas (Desirable)
- Knowledge, skills and abilities required:
- A basic knowledge of kitchen operations and requirements of the role
- A willingness to learn and develop F & B Horizon Jobs Chef de Partie UK
- Display constant high levels of standards and service
- Be a positive and effective communicator within the team and with guests
- Be flexible with working hours and be willing to assist in all areas of the operation
Presentation:
- Excellent appearance and personal grooming
- Highest levels of personnel hygiene at all times
Personal qualities:
- Hard working, self-motivated and work well under pressure
- Well organised, punctual and flexible
- Honest
- Friendly and approachable nature
- Excellent communicator
Salary: £10.42-£12.50 per hour
Expected hours: 30 – 40 per week
Benefits:
- Employee discount
- On-site parking
- Referral programme
Schedule:
- 10 hour shift
- 8 hour shift
- Day shift
- Holidays
- Weekend availability
Top 10 Tips for Interview
- Keep your mind and body, relaxed.
- Never try to give a long answer to an interview question. Keep your answer short and effective.
- If you don’t know the answer to any question, do not try to mislead the interviewer because he knows everything. Here your answer should be just some simple words “Sorry Sir/Ma’am, I do not know the answer”.
- Your dress should be formal. The formal dress always leaves a good impact on the interviewer.
- Take permission from the interviewer before going inside the interview room by saying “May I come in Sir/Madam?”.
- Do not shake your leg and hand again and again.
- Your clothes should be neat and clean.
- If the interviewer asks the question in English/Hindi, you should answer in the same language. If you are not comfortable in that language, you should ask your interviewer “I am not comfortable in English/Hindi. Sir, Can I answer in ‘your comfortable language’”. Do not try to give the answer in which language you are not comfortable because in this situation. You would not be able to give your 100% in that language.
- How much time you will stay in the interview room, Do not be out of focus. Your focus should be on the interviewer. Do not miss any single word out of what he would be asking. Because if you do so, you will need to listen to that question again. And trust me, guys. This is a terrible impact. So try to understand and listen to the question properly at once.
- Before leaving the room. You should say ‘Thank you to your interviewer’.
