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We are looking for and experienced, motivated, and capable Assistant Kitchen Managers / Sous Chefs (Culinary staff). Our Culinary Professionals must perform skilled scratch made food production while supervising and coaching support staff in the kitchen and dining hall.
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Enjoy the challenge of a high-volume production kitchen and dining facility. Ensure kitchen and equipment are maintained to health standards. 2+ years High Volume Commercial Kitchen Experience.
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Supervise kitchen personnel. Wolfoods is practiced and prepared to cook for an array of diets ranging from Kosher to Nut Free, or Gluten Free to Vegan. Must live on-site in a rural setting with the possibility of shared living spaces.
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Campers can enjoy perfectly executed entrees or they may enjoy an offering from the Morning Fruit and Yogurt Bar at breakfast and during lunch and dinner, the Salad Bars. No camper is left without personalized care.
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Previous experience in a culinary leadership role, such as Jr Sous Chef, Kitchen Supervisor, or Assistant Kitchen Manager, preferably in a high-volume restaurant environment.
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Harlem Children’s Zone (HCZ) — a world-renowned education and poverty-fighting organization based in New York — seeks an enthusiastic, dedicated, and mission-aligned Assistant Director (Sous Chef) with the Promise Academy Kitchen Department.
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At least 2 years experience as a chef, sous chef or kitchen manager, or equivalent, with an emphasis on Escoffier techniques. The PURE Assistant Kitchen Manager must have excellent knife skills, and advanced ability with Escoffier techniques and butchering meat and fish.
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The Sea Dog Brewing Co. is looking for a skilled and motivated Sous Chef Assistant Kitchen Manager to join our growing and dynamic team in Exeter, NH. If you're passionate about culinary excellence and want to be part of an esteemed brewpub, we'd love to meet you.
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Minimum 2 years’ experience in varied kitchen positions including food preparation, line cook and/or sous chef. · Identify and produce food production needs as directed by Deli/Bakery Manager.
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Kitchen Manager Requirements Candidates must have a minimum of 2 years of experience as a Kitchen Manager, Assistant Kitchen Manager, or Sous Chef. Comfort and experience leading a team in a high-volume concept with at least $5 million in annual sales Steady tenure is a must.
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This position would include assisting the Executive Chef and Sous Chef with administrative duties such as inventory and invoicing as well as working line shifts As a member of our team you will gain the opportunity to understand the restaurant business on a deeper level as well as the ability to have a level of creative freedom with specials and new menu items.
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Assistant Kitchen Manager/Sous Chef Job Requirements. Provide day-to-day assistance and support to the chef and kitchen staff by supervising kitchen operations, food quality, food preparation and staff job performance in the absence of the chef.
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Generous salaryAchievable BonusHealth Benefits & Vacation TimeTrue career growthTerrific work/life balance Restaurant Sous Chef / Assistant Kitchen Manager Responsibilities & Qualifications: Stable work history with 2+ years as EC or EKMSystems, Recipe adherence; Creative.
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Sous Chef or Culinary Manager experience is preferred in this Heart of House role. In this KM role, you will manage restaurant back of house / kitchen teams along with assistant manager roles and duties working as a member of the restaurant management team.
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NOW HIRING: CHEF / KITCHEN MANAGERS If you’re looking for a management opportunity where you can add a touch of magic to everything you do, and you have 2+ years of current full service restaurant manager experience, we would like to hear from you.
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