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Paris Baguette UK

Kitchen Manager

London
Posted about 24 hours ago
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A Kitchen Manager supervises kitchen duties by managing the pantry, inventory, controlling how food is stored and prepared and supervising how the customers are serviced. Successful Kitchen Managers guide a restaurant’s kitchen team to deliver quality, timely food and ensure that all customers are satisfied. Some of the main duties include:

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  • Ensuring that all food items and products are stored, prepared and served based on the restaurant’s recipe, preparation and portion standards
  • Evaluating and disciplining kitchen personnel accordingly and making employment and termination decisions
  • Ordering kitchen materials and ingredients based on the menu and market demand
  • Supervising food preparation in the kitchen and ensuring that customers are satisfied
  • Maintaining clean working environments and making sure that employees follow the restaurant’s preventive maintenance measures
  • Maintaining adequate inventory levels and conducting weekly inventories
  • Working with Restaurant Managers to create menu items, pricing and establishing portion sizes of each meal
  • Scheduling shifts by business hours, days, and occasions
  • Overseeing the training of employees to ensure the safe operation of kitchen equipment and utensils and the proper handling of heavy items and hazardous materials.
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Skills

Kitchen Management
Inventory Control
Staff Supervision
Food Preparation
Menu Planning
Scheduling
Employee Training
Quality Control
Budgeting
Health and Safety Compliance

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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