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As part of strengthening the team of one of our clients, we are looking for a Chef capable of managing a brigade and offering an authentic and tasteful culinary experience to customers, while respecting international standards, hygiene rules and cost control objectives.
Main duties
You will be responsible for the entire culinary experience of the establishment.
Specifically, you:
Develop and evolve maps and menus according to seasonality, the identity of the establishment and catering standards;
Create and monitor data sheets: recipes, weights, material costs and training;
Supervise the production and guarantee the quality, regularity and presentation of the dishes served;
Organize the work of the brigade and establish schedules;
Coach, train and advance team members
Monitor material cost and production ratios to contribute to service performance;
Ensure compliance with hygiene and food safety rules, including HACCP;
Regularly report on the activity, results and needs of the service to the Directorate.
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