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I. Head Chef (Minimum 5 years of Experience) & Pastry Chef (Minimum 5 years of Experience) - 1 nos. each Key Responsibilities: Menu Planning: Developing and planning menus, considering budget, ingredient availability, and customer preferences. Food Quality and Presentation: Ensuring the highest standards for food quality, taste, and presentation. Kitchen Management: Supervising and coordinating kitchen staff, including hiring, training, and scheduling. Inventory and Ordering: Managing food and beverage inventory, ordering supplies, and tracking expenses. Sanitation and Safety: Maintaining kitchen cleanliness, hygiene, and safety standards, and ensuring compliance with regulations. Food Preparation: Overseeing food preparation, cooking, and plating, ensuring timely service and adherence to recipes. Cost Control: Minimizing waste and controlling food costs. Staff Management: Leading and motivating kitchen staff, providing training, and addressing performance issues. II. Junior (Commis) Chef (Minimum 2 years of Experience) - 2 Nos Key Responsibilities: Ingredient Preparation: Washing, peeling, chopping, and cutting ingredients like fruits, vegetables, and meats. Basic Cooking: Preparing basic dishes like salads, sauces, and sometimes assisting with more complex dishes. Measuring Ingredients: Accurately measuring ingredients for dishes according to recipes. Stock Rotation: Assisting with rotating stock to ensure freshness and prevent waste. Kitchen Hygiene: Maintaining a clean and organized workstation, ensuring proper hygiene and safety standards. Assisting with Deliveries: Receiving and checking deliveries, ensuring quality and proper storage. Inventory: Assisting with inventory management by checking stock levels and reporting low or depleted items. Training and Learning: Receiving training and guidance from more experienced chefs to learn new skills and techniques. Other Tasks: Performing other tasks as directed by the Chef de Partie, such as plating dishes, assisting with cleanup, and preparing mise en place (preparations before service). III. Waiters/Waitresses - 4Nos. Key Responsibilities Greeting and Seating: Welcoming guests, assisting with seating, and presenting menus. Taking Orders: Accurately recording food and beverage orders, asking clarifying questions, and communicating orders to the kitchen. Serving Food and Drinks: Delivering orders to tables in a timely manner, ensuring correct food and drink are served, and refilling beverages. Customer Service: Checking on guests during their meal, addressing concerns or complaints, and ensuring a positive dining experience. Maintaining Cleanliness: Keeping the dining area clean, tidy, and organized, clearing tables, and restocking supplies. Financial Transactions: Processing payments, delivering checks, and managing cash or credit card transactions. Communication: Communicating effectively with kitchen staff about orders and any potential issues, and relaying information to guests. Up-selling: Suggesting appetizers, desserts, or drinks to increase sales and revenue. Following Regulations: Adhering to health and safety regulations and customer service guidelines. Table Preparation: Setting tables with linens, silverware, and glasses before guests arrive. Knowledge of Menu: Familiarity with the menu, including daily specials and any changes. Problem Solving: Handling customer complaints or issues with professionalism and efficiency. IV. Floor Manager - 1 No Management and Supervision: Staff Supervision: Supervising and guiding servers, bartenders, bussers, and other floor staff to ensure proper service and customer satisfaction. Staff Training: Providing onboarding and training to new staff, ensuring they are well-versed in procedures and customer service standards. Scheduling: Managing and coordinating staff schedules to ensure adequate coverage and efficient service. Performance Evaluation: Evaluating staff performance, providing feedback, and addressing any issues or conflicts. Delegation: Assigning tasks and responsibilities to staff effectively. Conflict Resolution: Addressing and resolving any conflicts or issues that arise between staff members. Customer Service and Satisfaction: Greeting and Seating Guests: Ensuring a warm and welcoming experience for guests, including managing reservations, and seating them promptly. Handling Customer Concerns: Addressing customer complaints or issues promptly and effectively, and escalating issues to higher management if necessary. Ensuring a Positive Dining Experience: Monitoring the dining area to ensure a positive atmosphere and address any issues that may arise. Building Relationships: Developing relationships with repeat customers and creating a loyal customer base. Operational Efficiency: Floor Management: Maintaining the cleanliness and order of the dining area, ensuring tables are set properly, and the environment is conducive to a positive dining experience. Inventory Management: Ensuring that the restaurant has adequate supplies, ordering items as needed, and managing inventory levels. Quality Control: Monitoring the quality of food and beverage service, ensuring standards are met, and addressing any issues that may arise. Compliance: Ensuring compliance with all relevant regulations, including health and safety regulations. Other Responsibilities: Communication: Serving as a point of contact for guests, staff, and management, communicating effectively and professionally. Data Analysis: Analyzing data to identify trends, improve operations, and enhance the customer experience. Budget Management: Contributing to the restaurant's financial goals by monitoring costs and ensuring that expenses are within budget. Vendor Management: Working with vendors to ensure timely deliveries and favourable pricing. V. Cleaners 2 nos. & Security 1 no.
