Hot Kitchen Chef de Partie β€” Lead Italian Dishes

Hot Kitchen Chef de Partie β€” Lead Italian Dishes

Full-Time 16.96 - 16.96 Β£ / hour (est.) No working from home possible
Big Mamma

At a Glance

  • Tasks: Prepare authentic Italian dishes and oversee kitchen operations in a vibrant environment.
  • Company: Join Big Mamma, a renowned Italian restaurant in Park Central.
  • Benefits: Earn Β£16.96 per hour plus staff food and discounts.
  • Other info: Permanent, full-time role with opportunities for growth in a dynamic team.
  • Why this job: Bring your passion for Italian cuisine to life and thrive in a busy kitchen.
  • Qualifications: Previous experience in a kitchen and strong communication skills required.

The predicted salary is between 16.96 - 16.96 Β£ per hour.

Big Mamma in Park Central, UK, is looking for a Chef de Partie for the hot section. In this role, you will prepare authentic Italian dishes, oversee kitchen operations, and maintain high standards during busy services.

The ideal candidate should have previous experience, a passion for Italian cuisine, and strong communication skills.

The position offers a permanent, full-time role with a pay of Β£16.96 per hour plus benefits including staff food and discounts.

Hot Kitchen Chef de Partie β€” Lead Italian Dishes employer: Big Mamma

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Big Mamma

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Big Mamma Recruitment Team

We think you need these skills to ace Hot Kitchen Chef de Partie β€” Lead Italian Dishes

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Teamwork
Time Management
Adaptability
Communication Skills
Problem-Solving Skills
Customer Service