Head Chef

Quantum Care
Rickmansworth
9 months ago
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£18.27 - £18.51 per hourFull-time - 37 hours per week - Weekdays and alternate weekends requiredQuantum Care is a not for profit company providing high quality care services for over 2,000 older people in Hertfordshire, Bedfordshire and Essex. We are looking to recruit the right people to join us and provide the best possible care to our residents, offering support, maintaining dignity and assisting them to enjoy every day living in our Homes.As a Chef Manager, you will be responsible for:Providing homely meals for our residents, meeting a diverse range of dietary requirements.Planning staff rotas which are appropriate for the kitchen workload and arrange cover for planned absences, using existing and casual staff.Organising every aspect of the catering operation within the home to provide a safe, nutritious, cost effective quality service to all customers.Ensuring all statutory training takes place.Ensuring regular stock takes occur and that stock is maintained at minimum agreed levels.Communicating with all customers on a regular basis, whenever possible.Managing the catering budget and producing financial information relating to performance against the budget on a monthly basis.If you believe this is the job for you, we would love to have you join our team and in return we will provide the following rewards & benefits:Competitive salaries with enhancements at weekends and Bank Holidays.Career development opportunities and recognition of career milestones.First class in house training provided from day one.Free Employee Assistant Programme: Providing 24/7 assistance and support to help you balance work, family and life.Company Pension Scheme (after 1 years service).Free DBS check and uniform.Access to retail discounts and offers.Refer a friend scheme of £500 per referralTerms and Conditions apply to all benefitsThis is a great opportunity to join a well-established, values driven company that offers varied and rewarding work and opportunities for career progression. We welcome applications from a very diverse range of people who have the right to work in the UK. We are not able to offer sponsorship to candidates at this time.Schedule:Monday to FridayWeekend availabilityAbility to commute/relocate:Rickmansworth WD3 1JE: reliably commute or plan to relocate before starting work (required)Experience:Chef: 3 years (required)If you would like to find out more about this opportunity, please visit our website via the apply button.If you have any issues with completing our online application form, please contact the HR team on .TPBN1_UKTJ

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