Chef Assistant

Earn more<br><br>with Hyre.<br><br>Temp staff positions in Toronto<br><br>Start Earning<br><br>Choose Your Own Wage<br><br>You know the value of your work. Unlike event staffing agencies, we give you the freedom to pick what you want to make.<br><br>Work When You Want<br><br>We give you the freedom to choose shifts that meet your schedule.<br><br>Work Where You Want<br><br>Our site lets you choose to work at locations you prefer.<br><br>Wait Staff<br><br>Bar Staff<br><br>Chef Assistant<br><br>Cook at the top event venues in Toronto<br><br><strong>Job Description<br><br></strong>As a chef assistant at Hyre, you will be working at a variety of high-end establishments. These include, but are not limited to, hotels, event venues (conference centres, banquet halls, golf clubs, private property, etc.), and catering companies.<br><br>You will be expected to support the head chef in a cordial manner – helping with food preparation as requested.<br><br>Job Responsibilities<br><br><ul><li> Preparing and cooking meals for guests. This includes, but is not limited to, washing, cutting, sautéeing, etc.</li><li> Reviewing kitchen inventory and estimating what food items will be required for the upcoming events. Maintaining records of what food has been prepared and what ingredients were used.</li><li> Overseeing the storage and disposal of leftover food products after the events.</li><li> Helping to ensure that the cooking area and kitchen is clean and ready for future events.</li><li> Plating and presentation of the food being served.</li><li> Overall, providing an excellent level of service and professionalism.<br><br></li></ul><strong>Required Experience<br><br></strong>A minimum of 6 months-1 year of experience working in a fast-paced kitchen such as a restaurant, event space, or catering company.<br><br>Solid knife skills.<br><br>Special Requirements in Toronto, Ontario<br><br><ul><li> Food Handlers Certificate is an asset<br><br></li></ul>Start Earning<br><br>Find available shifts<br><br>Toronto<br><br><ul><li>Wait Staff</li><li>Bar Staff</li><li>Chef Assistant<br><br></li></ul>Ottawa<br><br><ul><li>Wait Staff</li><li>Bar Staff</li><li>Chef Assistant<br><br></li></ul>Guelph<br><br><ul><li>Wait Staff</li><li>Bar Staff</li><li>Chef Assistant<br><br></li></ul>London<br><br><ul><li>Wait Staff</li><li>Bar Staff</li><li>Chef Assistant<br><br></li></ul>Montreal<br><br><ul><li>Wait Staff</li><li>Bar Staff</li><li>Chef Assistant</li></ul>

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