The Executive Chef is responsible for the quality assurance of finished products and supervision of food production, ensuring company specifications and standards are met. The role supervises kitchen operations across Food & Beverage venues, oversees kitchen employees, and helps maintain high standards of customer service and employee relations. The position also supports event operations as an usher when requested by management. The Executive Chef oversees staffing, training, evaluation, and coordination of food-production employees; ensures recipes, portions, preparation, and garnishes meet specifications; maintains kitchen hygiene and compliance with food-safety, health, sanitation, and applicable legal requirements; and manages food and labor costs within approved budgets. The role participates in and leads meetings, provides employee training and counseling, ensures adequate food is ordered and prepared, and makes staffing recommendations to the venue Manager. The position requires a high school diploma or GED and at least four to six years of experience as an Executive Chef in a high-volume resort or casino. Culinary arts certification and an associate degree in a culinary program are preferred. Strong interpersonal and communication skills, reading and writing abilities, mathematical skills, and sound reasoning are required. Work takes place in a kitchen and may include the casino floor, where noise can be loud and smoke may be present. The physical demands include frequent standing and walking, use of hands, reaching, and talking or hearing.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Senior
Education Level
High school or GED