The Sous Chef supervises, guides, and trains kitchen associates in producing quality food for restaurants and banquets, with attention to timing, portions, food quality, and sanitation. The role ensures food storage, rotation, production, portioning, quality, appearance, and handling standards are followed; verifies station cooks complete opening and closing procedures; and expedites food from the front line during meal periods. The Sous Chef maintains appropriate supplies and materials, participates in monthly food and beverage inventory, and checks portion-control and food-check procedures. The position also assists the Executive Chef with menu and recipe creation and performs other duties as assigned to support effective hotel operations. The role requires kitchen leadership experience, effective communication, initiative, computer proficiency, basic computational ability, reliable attendance, and the ability to complete tasks amid interruptions and in high-pressure situations. The Sous Chef must maintain positive staff relationships and protect staff and guest confidentiality. Schedules may vary according to the property's business needs. The work involves standing and walking for extended periods in environments that may be very hot or cold, and lifting and carrying objects weighing approximately 30–40 pounds. The description also lists office-related physical requirements, including prolonged sitting and computer work, occasional standing and walking, fine motor use of hands and fingers, and lifting or moving items weighing 10–25 pounds as needed. Reasonable accommodations may be made for individuals with disabilities to perform essential job functions.
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Job Type
Full-time
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