Sous Chef (Visa Sponsorship)

£27k - £30k per annum

Job Details:

Skills Provision is searching for talented and dedicated Chefs for various positions across the United Kingdom.The employing company provide a vibrant and fun environment for people to visit. Successful applicants will be those whose personal qualities match the vision of the business.If required these positions offer Visa Sponsorship.We expect a high demand for these vacancies, to that end please apply at the earliest opportunity.Position: ChefSector: HospitalityEmployment: Full timeLocation: United KingdomSalarySous: £27,000-£30,000 p/a+ troncBenefitsSubsided team food on shift
Unlimited soft drinks on shift
50% discount at restaurants for you & up to 6 friends
Relocation payment opportunities
Access to wages before pay day with Hastee Pay
Employee referral bonus scheme
Enhanced maternity pay
24-hour employee helpline
Wellbeing Champions in each restaurant to support our teams
Anniversary Bonuses
Uniform laundry service
Life insurance
Company-wide Socials and Events
24-hour employee helpline
Uniform laundry service for chefs
Relocation payment opportunities
Management bonus schemeThe RoleBeing accountable for all food stocks on site
Maintain all equipment in the kitchen to company standard reporting when it requires maintenance
Leading by example when serving food to our guests, ensuring that standards and service spec are always followed for a great guest experience
Following and implementing the health and safety and food safety policies
Setting your team up for success, delegate and follow up with your chefs consistently and often, coaching and giving feedbackCompany CultureMaking people happy is not only a mantra but a way of life. The employing organisation pride itself on creating a diverse and cultural working environment for all its team members. The food, music and culture is inspired by the Caribbean. As part of the companies people focused approach, a 4-6 week training period will be delivered. With extensive training programs on hand, career progression is something that is always available.RequirementsPrevious experience in hospitality
Formal qualifications are welcomed
Guest focused
Keen eye for detail
Able to work well under pressure
Exceptional time management skills
Desire to improve restaurant performance
If applying from outside of the United Kingdom, applicants will need to meet the requirements for the Skilled Worker Visa, this includes meeting the minimum 4.0 IELTS scoreSkills Provision is an ethical international recruitment agency, as such our adverts do not discriminate with regards to age, race, gender, colour, creed, religion, sexual orientation, disability and nationality.

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