Role Overview & Specifications

Job Type: Perm

Town/City: London

County: London

Salary/rate: £60k per year + 8% Bonus

Specialism: Kitchen

Job ref: SV174

Recruiter: Steph Vaughan

Post Date: 10/03/2023



The Company



  • A market leader within the contract catering sector.

  • An established group who have a proven track record developing employee’s skills.

  • A company conscious of current food trends and always striving to be ‘the best’

The Package


  • Up to £60,000per annum

  • 8% bonus

  • Sensible hours of work

  • Monday to Friday - NO Evenings and No Weekends

  • Your Birthday Off + a Special Birthday Present

  • Health Insurance

  • Uniform provided

  • Management training programs

  • Excellent benefits - High Street Vouchers

The Job Role


  • Executive Head Chef of a high-end B&I contract

  • Executive Head Chef of a busy B&I contract

  • To produce high quality food with 100% made on-site

  • To lead and develop an enthusiastic kitchen team of 14

  • Autonomy on menus with support to introduce new ideas and offerings.

The Requirements


  • The successful applicant will already be a proven Executive Chef, Development Chef or Head Chef who wants to cook real food.

  • A proven track record within high end B&I contract catering or event background

  • A Self-starter with a zest for great forward thinking food

  • A team player who leads from the front.

The Location


  • London

  • Lots of nearby transport

TH Contact Details

Consultant: Steph Vaughan

Telephone: 07425 412484



We at Talent Hive are specialist recruiters within the Hospitality & Catering sector, if you would like a confidential chat about your career, please call us on 0121 448 2260

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