Flexible Kitchen Goods-In & Stock Administrator

Smith & Brock Ltd; Greater London; On-site; GBP 19,000 - 21,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible hours

Weekends off

Weekly groceries

Premium project experience

Supportive family culture

Bonus refer a friend

Birthday extra day

Earned wage access

Job summary

Smith & Brock Ltd invites applications for a hands-on Goods-In & Kitchen Administrator to support the kitchen under Marcus Eaves. You’ll handle goods-in, stock checks, ordering, and some spec work in a fast-paced environment, with room to grow as the business expands.

The role offers flexible hours (part time or full time), weekends off occasionally, and benefits such as wage access. Prior kitchen or food production experience is helpful but not essential, with the right attitude highlighted as

Qualifications

• Organised, reliable and proactive, one step ahead.
• Comfortable in a fast-paced kitchen environment.
• Basic computer literacy for admin tasks.
• Good attention to detail and problem-solving mindset.
• Kitchen or food production experience helpful but not essential.

Responsibilities

• Manage goods-in and ensure stock is received, tidy and recorded.
• Perform regular stock counts and flag discrepancies.
• Place and track orders to keep the kitchen stocked.
• Assist Marcus with spec work and product administration.
• Run daily orders, print reports and labels.
• Be flexible and hands-on as the business grows and tasks evolve.

Skills

Organised

Proactive

Attention to detail

Basic computer literacy

Kitchen/food production experience

Job description

Smith & Brock Ltd invites applications for a hands-on Goods-In & Kitchen Administrator to support the kitchen under Marcus Eaves. You’ll handle goods-in, stock checks, ordering, and some spec work in a fast-paced environment, with room to grow as the business expands.

The role offers flexible hours (part time or full time), weekends off occasionally, and benefits such as wage access. Prior kitchen or food production experience is helpful but not essential, with the right attitude highlighted as