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Staffingin Kitchens Kitchen staff shall be able bodied having acceptable physical appearance, staff will be groomed in a hygienic and pleasant manner. while on duty the staff will always be in full uniform-clean, ironed and well kept. uniform for the kitchen staff shall be chefs coat, white / check
pants, Scarf, Chefs cap, White apron, Black shoes' While on duty the staff shallalways be with name plates also mentioning theirdesignation aswell.
SPEECH AND LANGUAGE
istaff should be able to converse fluently and clearly in local language and English. lf possible, they should always be able to read K'O T's' staff should always speak politely with their colleagues and guests whenever they come in contact with them. They shall use decent and parliamentary language in dealing with their superiors, colleagues,
guests, suppliers and any other person while they are on duty'
TECHNICALKNOWLEDGE
staff should have thorough knowledge of recipes, garnishes and serving standards of the food. All staff members should be able to
explain the contents and methods of preparation of the dishes to the guests whenever desired. All the departmental heads wiil ensure the above with their staff. staff shall be able to cook the food as per the laid down standards and no deviation from it shall be allowed. Staff will have BSCHMCTT-204
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sufficient general knowledge of the organisation as well as the other local foods sr: that they should be able to cook when they are required to
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MISCELLANEOUS
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All food handling staff has to undergo a thorough medical check-up once a yeaf, or as directed by the local, health
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degartmental head at the time specified on the duty roaster Staff willabide by standing orders of the establishment. Staff will not indulge in either personal or business gossips or operational arguments in the kitchen or speak so loud as to
disturb tl're other staff members or annoy the guests. Staff will keep calrn in case of accidents, unusual events of day_
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Staff wil! not indulge in any type of pilferages and misuse of the food materialwhile on duty.
Staff has to strictiy follow the instructions given to thern while using the kitchen equipment and machines.
5.5.1
Executive Chef
GeneraiManager To pian, orEanrze, direct co-ordinate and controlthe overall operation of all
the kitchens
RESPONSIBILITIES
1. 2.
Smooth functioning of allthe kitchens under his control. Checking the operations of satellite kitchens and suggesting any-chanEes if required.
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Preparation of menus for the hotel in consultation with F&B Manager and F&B control Department as per the laid down policies and procedures of the Management.
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Setting the Standard Purchase Specification for the food materials in consultation with F&B Manager and Purchase
Manager.
Quality control of fresh supplies received and for checking the supplies at unspecified intervals.
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Maintaining food cost as per the laid down policies. To ensure that records and registers of his department are complete, Setting hygienic standards and their enforcement.
Preparationofdepartmentalbudgets.
Continualassessment, training of staff and theirwelfare,
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Coordinatingwithotherdepartments.
To ensure upkeep of the kitchen equipment and utensils as per
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Authorised to do all risk purchases whenever a supptier fails to deliverthe goods in time.
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Responsible to
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To assist the Executive C hef i n h is
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To make changes from one section to another to ease the pressure in any particular section. To officiiate in place of
Executive Chef when he is oft duty.
To assist the Executive Chef in menu planning and costing.
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To regularly check the fresh supplies receined at the time of receiving and send a note 01 the discrepanctss
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AUTHORITY
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Ta. .re.commend disciplinary action against: 'defaulting empbyees in consultation with Executive Chef. Authorized to
assess the performance of the Staff and apprise the Executive
Chef accordingly
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5.5.3 JOB DESCCRIPTION
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RESPONSIBILITIES
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11.
Deploymentand proper utilization of the staff under his control. Preparation of the duty roster for his stall.
in his
the Executive Chef/Sous Chef. To assist the Executive Chef in preparation of new menus.
allthe records and consumption sheets of his section are submitted to Executive C -o controlwastages in his
section.
Quality control with special attention to presentation and accompaniments. Actualtraining 01 the stall by demonstrating the dishes to be prepared by!hem. To organise the Chefs specialmenu of the day in consultation with Executive Chef. Officiating as Sous Chef when he is off
duty.
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Chef/Sous ChefiExecutive Chef Plan and organise the preparation of food in his section.
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To inform
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Authorised to write requisition for raw materialin the absence of Chef. However obtaining signature of an Executive on the requisition is a must.
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RESPONSIBILITIES
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Preparation of food for party menus and buffets. Assisting Chef/Chef de Partie in performance of theirduties. Controlling the wastages.
Portion controlas perthe standard yields.
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lnforming Chef /Sous Chef of any defect in the equipment of his section. Cleaning otworking as and equipment used during the preparation of dishes. Ensuring strict hygienic conditions around his place of work
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5.5.6
RESPONSIBILIT!ES
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Cutting peeling and chopping of raw .materials. prepreparation of materials for buffets and a la carte menus.
3.
Assisting the Sr. Commis in mis-en-scene and mis-en-place. Proper cleanliness of the assigned section of the kitchen.
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5.
of the equipment.
RESPONSIBILITIES
1.
2. 3.
Control of allkitchen flatware and service dishes. Controlof cutlery crockery and other banquet requirements. Arranging cr,rtlery crockery glassware for the parties as per size
of the party.
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Ensuring stock{aking of the items once a week. Placing indents for more material as and when the' par stock declines. Proper deployment and utilization to utility workers under his control.
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To assist Chef in transporting various stores to maintain par stocks of perishables, non-perishables and non_food items.
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Torecommendindentsofthematerialsrequiredbyhis
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Staff under his To recommend leaves to Executive Chef forthe
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JOB DESCRIPTIO
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UtilityWorker
Executive Chef
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RESPONSIBLE FOR
1. 2. 3.
The maintenance of all records like attendance registers' of leaves, records relating to kitchen as per the advice
of For the maintenance of all ledgers consumption sheets
receipts and issues of raw material'
Executive Chef'