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All Accor

Global hotel management, franchising, loyalty program

Demi Chef de Partie - Sushi Specialty, Cold Kitchen

Culinary & Kitchen ProductionUpdated on Nov 11
Full-timeDubai - United Arab EmiratesNo salary listedIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • A college graduate or equivalent degree from an accredited culinary institute, or equivalent formal culinary education.
  • At least one year of professional experience in a Demi Chef de Partie or equivalent supervisory kitchen role within a fine dining or luxury hospitality establishment.
  • Demonstrated proficiency in sushi preparation, cold kitchen operations, and specialty cuisine techniques.
  • Advanced knowledge of food safety protocols, Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points guidelines, and sanitation standards.
  • Ability to manage kitchen operations independently and supervise culinary staff.
  • Comprehensive understanding of butchering, portioning, and preparation techniques for seafood, fish, and proteins.
  • Proficiency in recipe development, costing analysis, and food production planning.
  • Fluency in English.

Responsibilities

  • Use forecasts and reports to plan uninterrupted operations, including food production, purchasing, and manpower planning.
  • Make requisitions for items needed the next day with assistance from the Chef de Partie or senior chef on duty.
  • Prioritize, plan, and organize daily tasks to ensure timely delivery.
  • Motivate, supervise, and serve as a role model for employees.
  • Run the daily operation of a kitchen area in the absence of the Chef de Partie or senior chef on duty.
  • Taste and season food appropriately and ensure it is well presented and meets required standards before serving.
  • Distribute work equally among employees and follow up on instructions according to hotel standards.
  • Expedite the food pass for à la carte restaurants.
  • Communicate and relay information, confirm staff understanding, and conduct kitchen briefings to support uninterrupted service.
  • Address employee work-quality issues and apply discipline in the absence of a senior chef.
  • Liaise between the Executive Chef, Executive Sous Chef, other senior chefs, and line employees.
  • Create, prepare, and present menu items and specials; prepare recipes and calculate costs.
  • Apply knowledge of butchering, portioning, preparation, and storage of seafood, fish, pork, beef, chicken, wild game, and variety meats.
  • Prepare stocks, sauces, meats, and seafood.
  • Report to the assigned kitchen station at scheduled times, including after meal breaks.
  • Follow instructions and work closely with the senior chef, Executive Sous Chef, and Executive Chef.
  • Work at the assigned station under the appropriate Chef de Partie or senior chef.
  • Wear uniforms according to hotel standards.
  • Follow standard recipes, photos, and plating presentations to maintain quality and presentation in accordance with hotel guidelines.
  • Keep work areas and refrigerators organized and clean in accordance with sanitation requirements, including first-in, first-out procedures and cleaning up after work.
  • Follow Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points guidelines and municipality regulations.
  • Follow the clean-as-you-go policy and keep the work area clean.
  • Learn, test, and sample cuisines through hotel programs, training, or independent research and development.
  • Minimize waste and help meet budgeted food-cost levels.
  • Maintain cooperative working relationships with fellow employees.
  • Perform other tasks or projects assigned by hotel management and staff.
  • Leave sufficient mise en place for the next shift, use formalized production lists, and follow shift-handover procedures.
  • Accommodate food servers' requests where possible regarding guests' dietary requirements, preferences, and requests.
  • Handle and rotate food according to established procedures.
  • Maintain the work area and equipment in a safe and sanitary manner.
  • Maintain full communication with supervisors, fellow workers, and hotel associates.
  • Prepare and plate food orders received from food and beverage staff accurately and promptly, whether received in handwritten or computer-printed form.
  • Work with the Chef de Partie or senior chef to prepare mise en place.
  • Check and complete mise en place par levels when setting up the station.
  • Turn off equipment and ensure no safety hazard is left behind.
  • Set up the station properly and on time for each service period.
  • Ensure food is prepared according to recipes designated by the Chef de Cuisine or senior chef and meets quality and quantity standards.
  • Notify the Chef de Cuisine or senior chef of problems or complaints when they arise.
  • Complete a final check before leaving the section.
  • Work in other areas and participate in cross-training when directed.
  • Assist with same-day and advance preparation for another station as instructed by the supervisor.
  • Cover, date, and label food items placed in storage according to established guidelines, standards, and checklists.
  • Work unsupervised and remain flexible to business demands and working hours.
  • Switch off and clean oven tops, kitchen equipment, work areas, and surfaces throughout the workday.
  • Assist and direct stewards with daily cleaning tasks.
  • Follow all kitchen regulations as outlined and directed.
  • Swipe in and out while in uniform, after changing.
  • Maintain the property's environmental protocols by using energy and water responsibly, reducing waste, supporting sustainable purchasing, and contributing accurately to compliance requirements.
  • Verify that scheduled staff are present and signed in.
  • Perform administrative duties, including paperwork for food transfers, human resources forms, scheduling, and recipes.
  • Communicate with the Executive Chef, Executive Sous Chef, or senior chef about employee performance and work performed.
  • Take an interest in kitchen and hotel activities and help colleagues when possible.
  • Respond appropriately to hotel emergencies and safety situations.
  • Attend kitchen meetings, whether on or off duty.
  • Sign for tools, knives, uniforms, and other equipment, and reimburse the company for loss or damage.
  • Complete required log sheets daily.
  • Support accident prevention and enforce safe work habits.
  • Obtain signed manager authorization to remain on the property after working hours, except for meals in the staff cafeteria.
  • Obtain approval from the Chef de Cuisine or Executive Chef for overtime, based on business demands.
  • Follow the stated rules and understand that violations may result in disciplinary action.

Desired Qualifications

  • Additional languages are preferred.
  • Experience working in a luxury hotel or Michelin-starred kitchen environment.
  • Certification in food safety and sanitation management.
  • Demonstrated expertise in multiple international cuisines and advanced plating techniques.

About the Company

All Accor

Global hotel management, franchising, loyalty program

Accor is a global hospitality group with a wide range of hotel brands spanning economy to luxury. It earns revenue from room bookings, food and beverage services, and management fees from franchised properties, while providing hotel management and franchising services to partners. The company runs a loyalty program, A Club, to keep guests returning, and expands its capabilities through acquisitions like Adoria and a stake in Squarebreak to broaden its offerings. Its goal is to grow its footprint and deliver consistent, responsible guest experiences worldwide by leveraging global expertise and local know‑how, with a strong focus on sustainability.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Issy-les-Moulineaux, France
Founded
1967

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