Chef de Partie
Visa sponsorship
Hospitality · Whangarei, New Zealand · Full-Time · $32/hr · Visa: Employer sponsored
Kabayan, if running your own station in a hotel kitchen is what you do best, this could be a good next step. An iconic waterfront hotel in Northland, New Zealand, with a long history, is filling Chef de Partie positions.
The roles are permanent and full-time, set at 30 hours a week, and you would be joining a supportive, professional team that takes pride in fresh, seasonal food and plates that look and taste the same every time.
Day to day, the section is yours to look after: you keep its stock at the right level and quality, and you make sure every part of a dish is cooked properly and ready when the pass calls for it. Applicants who already have New Zealand work eligibility are preferred, though the hotel says sponsorship may be considered.
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Key Responsibilities
- Get to know the regular menu, the daily menu, functions and specials
- Share fresh dish ideas and send in new menu items whenever you are invited to
- Prepare your station for each day, every function and any special requests
- Look after stock levels and quality, and let the Head Chef or Sous Chef know early about anything running short
- Cook each part of the dish properly, to standard and on time, using the recipes and the Food Control Plan
- Keep the prep and service areas clean, prepare raw ingredients to demand without waste, guide junior staff and report repairs that are needed
Requirements & Eligibility
- Experience working as a Chef de Partie in a quality kitchen
- A love of fresh, seasonal food and of keeping standards steady
- Reliable, energetic teamwork and dedication to a positive, professional kitchen culture
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