Executive Chef (Cruise) – Worldwide

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February 19, 2020

Executive Chef (Cruise) – Worldwide

We are seeking for experienced professional, who are a strong leader, committed to achieving results and motivate others to join us as Executive Chef.

To be considered for this role a brief of your main tasks & activities is listed below:

  • Responsible for holding daily menu briefings and tasting of dishes to ensure high nutritional value and variety of food;
  • Prepare the voyage report on staffing, breakage and equipment and send to the Fleet Executive Chef, Hotel Manager at the end of each cruise;
  • To ensure all menus, allergens, dietary requirements are communicated by the Galley to the Restaurant and Bar team;
  • Planning for any shore side food shopping;
  • Training, development, delegation & evaluation of the Galley team
  • Overseeing preparation and production of all food on-board to be served to both guests and crew taking into consideration dietary, religious and cultural requirements;
  • Responsible for keeping to the set food cost budgets for both crew and guests without affecting the guest & crew experience through quality;

Qualifications for this role:

  • 3 – 6 years of progressive food preparation experience in high volume (large) cruise ships/top quality hotels or restaurants held similar rank.
  • Ability to write and create menus
  • 3 years of verifiable certificate of apprenticeship/Culinary Master’s Degree.
  • Completion of an approved certificate or degree granting culinary program.
  • Must be able to supervise staff over 60 people,
  • Ability to read, write and speak English fluently.
  • Ability to provide culinary presentations and demonstrations.
  • Must be in possession of all valid STCW certificates:

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