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Rotational Work: Scotland: Shetland
A hands-on Chef Manager is required to lead a high-volume catering operation in Shetland, providing stability and structure to a remote industrial site.
The Role
We are seeking an experienced Chef Manager to take immediate control of a busy workers accommodation and catering facility in Shetland. The site caters for up to 350 people in a hotel-style, all-inclusive industrial site, serving breakfast and evening meals daily. The operation requires a hands-on leader who can run the kitchen, manage stock and ordering, and bring consistency, quality, and operational discipline.
Key Responsibilities
- Take full ownership of the kitchen operation, ensuring consistent food quality and service.
- Manage stock control, ordering, and menu planning for breakfast and evening meal services.
- Lead and motivate a small team of 5 chefs, improving team performance.
- Deliver 3-4 menu choices per service, with scope to add flair and creativity.
- Work closely with the Account Manager and wider culinary team on menu cycles and planning.
- Maintain hygiene, food safety, and operational standards across the site.
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The Ideal Candidate
- Proven experience in contract catering or high-volume, remote site operations.
- Strong culinary background with the ability to bring structure and menu control.
- A hands-on, enthusiastic chef who can make an immediate impact.
- Comfortable working on a rotational basis (2 weeks on / 2 weeks off or 3 weeks on / 3 weeks off).
- Available for an immediate start.
- Ability to work 7 days a week during the rotation, with flights provided from Aberdeen and accommodation included.


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Why Apply
- Salary of 50,000 - 60,000.
- Flights provided and accommodation included.
- Immediate start - high-priority, quick-start role.
- Minimum 3-month term with potential for a full-time, long-term position.
- Opportunity to work in a unique, remote location with a supportive team.
How
If you are a Chef Manager available immediately and ready for a challenging and rewarding role, Apply to Yasmin at COREcruitment dot com
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