Roles and responsibilities1. Organization and Time Management
- Managing kitchen inventory, orders, and supplies to ensure the kitchen is always well-stocked.
- Scheduling shifts for kitchen staff and maintaining a calendar for deliveries, events, and shifts.
- Keeping track of key tasks and deadlines, ensuring all kitchen operations run smoothly.
2. Inventory Management
- Keeping track of kitchen supplies (e.g., food, equipment, and cleaning supplies) and managing stock levels.
- Ordering ingredients and supplies in a timely manner to avoid stockouts and ensure freshness.
- Managing relationships with suppliers, ensuring timely deliveries, and addressing any discrepancies in orders.
3. Communication Skills
- Serving as the liaison between the kitchen team, management, and suppliers.
- Communicating important information such as menu changes, special requests, or ingredient substitutions.
- Clear communication with kitchen staff to ensure smooth operation and coordination.
4. Financial Management and Budgeting
- Tracking kitchen costs and helping with budget management for food and supplies.
- Keeping records of expenses, inventory levels, and waste to identify cost-saving opportunities.
- Assisting in preparing reports related to food costs, labor, and inventory usage.
5. Knowledge of Health and Safety Regulations
- Ensuring that the kitchen operates in compliance with health and safety standards.
- Keeping track of food safety protocols, including proper storage, handling, and sanitation practices.
- Ensuring all kitchen staff is trained in health and safety procedures.
6. Menu and Recipe Management
- Assisting in menu planning by managing ingredient lists and maintaining up-to-date recipe files.
- Coordinating with chefs to keep track of recipe changes or seasonal offerings.
- Helping to ensure that the kitchen follows the correct portions and presentation standards for each dish.
7. Record Keeping and Documentation
- Keeping track of all kitchen-related documentation, including invoices, orders, and receipts.
- Maintaining logs for food safety, maintenance requests, and inventory.
- Organizing paperwork for audits or internal reviews.
8. Problem-Solving
- Addressing supply shortages, staff shortages, or last-minute changes in orders or menus.
- Handling issues or complaints from customers and relaying them to the appropriate staff.
- Troubleshooting any logistical issues that may arise in the kitchen (e.g., equipment malfunctions, delays in food preparation).
9. Customer Service
- Interacting with customers regarding specific requests (e.g., dietary preferences or special orders).
- Ensuring the kitchen is aligned with customer expectations and quality standards.
- Managing feedback and making recommendations to improve customer satisfaction.
Desired candidate profile- Support the Growth Managers in terms of reporting and data analysis.
- Coordinate and collaborate with other departments for growth-related matters.
- Generate monthly reports and share them with internal and external stakeholders.
- Conduct menu health checks and coordinate with the partners to resolve issues and concerns.
- Support partners in activating marketing campaigns and publish performance reports.
- Proactively identify and resolve technical issues by coordinating with other departments, i.e., Operations, Logistics, Partnerships, and local team.
- Quality check on the onboarded partners for data accuracy.
- Support the Growth Managers in implementing marketing activations and ensure order achievement for new and existing onboarded kitchen partners.
- Manage back-end requests raised by internal and external stakeholders.