Kitchen Manager
Description
Key Responsibilities
- Manage kitchen staff and coordinate food orders
- Supervise food prep and cooking
- Check food plating and temperature
- Establish portion sizes
- Order food supplies and kitchen equipment, as needed
- Maintain all kitchen equipment in good working order
- Train kitchen staff on prep work and food plating techniques
- Store food products in compliance with safety practices
- Keep weekly and monthly cost reports, manage food costs in line with company goals
- Maintain sanitation and safety standards in the kitchen area
- Set and maintain pars
- Minimize food waste
- Consistently manage staff to higher levels of productivity and efficiency
Qualifications
- Proven work experience as a Kitchen Manager or Head Chef
- Hands-on experience with planning menus and ordering ingredients
- Knowledge of a wide range of recipes
- Familiarity with kitchen sanitation and safety regulations
- Excellent organizational skills
- Conflict management abilities
- Ability to manage a team in a fast-paced work environment
- Flexibility to work evenings, weekends, and holidays as required.
- Passion for hospitality and a desire to grow within the industry.
- Certification from a culinary school or a degree in Restaurant Management is a plus.
- Must have a Food Handler’s Card and Responsible Beverage Service (RBS) Certification if required by law (Certifications differ per state)
Work Environment & Physical Requirements
- Ability to lift and carry up to 25 lbs
- Frequent standing, walking, bending, and reaching
- Exposure to hot surfaces, kitchen equipment, and potential allergens
As published by lever · 3 questions · 3 written answers
Resume/CV, Full name, Email, Phone, Current location, Current company, LinkedIn URL, Twitter URL, GitHub URL, Portfolio URL, Fixins Soul Kitchen
- Describe a challenging situation you worked on in the last six months. Include an overview of the situation, how you addressed it, and the ultimate outcome. optional
- If you have employees who are consistently not following standards despite multiple conversations what do you do? optional
- What is your system for monitoring and measuring waste? What are acceptable/unacceptable ranges? optional