RED Mountain Resort is seeking an experienced Mountain Chef to lead kitchen operations and deliver consistent, high-quality dining experiences in a fast-paced resort environment. This hands‑on leadership role is ideal for a Chef who thrives under pressure, enjoys leading a large team of back of house employees, values food safety and consistency, and is passionate about guest experience.
Key Responsibilities
Kitchen Operations & Food Quality
- Oversee all food preparation and delivery for all outlets
- Enforce standard recipes, portion control, and presentation standards
- Recruit, train and supervise culinary team members
- Inspect food quality throughout preparation and service
- Ensure kitchens meet cleanliness, safety, and departmental standards
- Ensure opening and closing procedures are followed
Health, Safety & Compliance
- Maintain Food Safe, sanitation, and health compliance
- Complete logs, cleaning schedules, and safety records
- Ensure equipment cleanliness and safe operation
- Implement corrective actions and submit maintenance requests
Food Service & Guest Experience
- Manage staff to ensure stations are fully set up 30 minutes prior to service
- Manage staff to ensure that established service timelines are met
- Oversee dietary, allergy, and special meal requests with precision
- Collaborate on daily specials
Leadership & Communication
- Lead in a positive, collaborative work environment
- Communicate menu changes, shortages, and other items to the F&B team
- Complete daily prep lists and operational communication
Qualifications
- Red Seal Chef certification
- Food Safe Level 1 certification
- 7–10 years of culinary experience, preferably in a hotel, resort, or club
- Production and banquet experience an asset
- Strong leadership, communication, and organizational skills
- Self‑motivated with a commitment to exceptional guest service
Physical Requirements
- Ability to lift up to 50 lbs.
- Stand for extended periods in a fast‑paced environment
- Intermediate level skier to access on‑mountain facilities