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Communicate with Head Chef and/or Manager on Duty about all kitchen related issues, menu changes and updates relating to service. The Sous Chef supports the Head Chef in building a cohesive BOH team, managing the daily operations of the BOH and creating an environment of fun, warm and relaxed hospitality.
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Prepare quality items on the menu daily in accordance with federal, state, and local standards, guidelines and regulations, as well as our established policies and procedures, as directed by the Chef/Kitchen Manager.
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Plans, prioritizes and assigns work to kitchen staff to ensure productivity by conducting daily line-up to communicate and discuss strategies for quality execution. Completion of technical or culinary program or training, or equivalent of 4-5 years of demonstrated leadership in kitchen or food service management experience.
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Communicate departmental needs with Prepared Foods Manager. Take daily Prepared Foods inventory. Participate in the training of all kitchen employees. Ensure that department Sous Chef, Chef, Store, Restaurant, Grocery.
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The Bartender also must communicate effectively with their Team and with the Kitchen Staff to ensure efficient operation of the STC Service Bars. Notify/communicate with the appropriate kitchen staff of any food products that are not properly prepared.
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The Kitchen Manager must be able to work closely and communicate with other members of management as they will work closely with the Service Manager to ensure proper unison between the front and back of the house and will be directed and developed by the Managing Partner on a daily basis.
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Utilizing the monthly temperature log, document refrigerator and freezer temperatures daily; report climate control issues to Kitchen Manager and/or Resource Coordinator. Communicate kitchen needs, issues, or problems to Kitchen Manager and/or Resource Coordinator in a timely and professional manner.
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Reports to: General Manager, Kitchen Manager. Communicate with the Chef to learn daily work tasks and their coordination, and complete daily prep list. Communicate with all line cooks daily for proper pars and production requirements when needed in specified work stations.
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Communicate any Commissary issues/suggestions to the BFRG Commissary Manager. Communicate with the General Manager of your location to determine labor and sales forecast for upcoming weeks.
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The Kitchen Manager must be able to work closely and communicate with other members of management as they will work closely with the Service Manager to ensure proper unison between the front and back of the house and will be directed and developed by the General Manager daily.
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Collaborate with service providers and Installation Manager to communicate on daily activities, manage workload and services as needed. Home improvements, construction, drafting, remodeling, woodworking, CAD, cabinet makers, furniture makers, finished carpentry, kitchen refacing.
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Communicate needs with Purchasing and Storeroom personnel. Review daily menu specials and offer feedback to Sous Chefs. Review sales and food cost daily; resolve any discrepancies with the Controller.
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Communicate with service and kitchen staff regarding reservations and/or special events. Job DescriptionJob DescriptionDescription:The Four Points by Sheraton Charlotte-Lake Norman is looking for a Food & Beverage Manager to manage all food and beverage operations while providing guests with excellent customer service.
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Coach team members daily to encourage individual growth; cross train in different areas of the kitchen to build and maintain a dynamic team. Establish and oversee kitchen systems and processes; ensure that all systems/processes are clearly communicated to team members and carried out on a daily basis including (1) opening/closing checklists, (2) quality control checklists, (3) ordering and inventory procedures, (4) daily/weekly cleaning lists, and (5) menu planning, presentation, and execution.
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Communicate additional meal requirements, allergies, dietary needs, and special requests to the manager and kitchen. Follows daily checklists and side work. Facilities include a renowned championship golf course, a full-service golf shop, driving range, practice facilities, halfway house, and Par 3 course: eight outdoor tennis courts incorporating two pickleball courts, tennis shop, a family pool complex with café, junior Olympic size swimming pool and an active children's club.
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