Chef de Partie
Christchurch, Canterbury Region, New Zealand · Part Time
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- Posted
- 3 days ago
- Work mode
- In office
- Eligibility
- Applicants must have current legal eligibility to work in New Zealand.
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Job description
About Ballantynes
Ballantynes is devoted to providing outstanding customer experiences, recognizing that its people are the heart of that mission. Their team's commitment brings these experiences to life.
Role Overview
Ballantynes is looking for a Chef de Partie to contribute to both its Production Kitchen and Kin Bistro Kitchens. The Production Kitchen handles large-scale preparation producing food for famous Tearooms, Ballantyne Home Kitchen Range, and Retail Pantry, emphasizing volume and quality in a dynamic setting. Kin Bistro, with seating for sixty guests, serves a contemporary seasonal menu throughout the day and hosts various in-house events such as The Breakfast Club, Books and Bubbles, and product launches, offering diverse culinary experiences.
Responsibilities and Expectations
- Prepare and produce bakery and pâtisserie items with expertise.
- Contribute to development and curation of high-quality food products.
- Manage ordering supplies and stock control efficiently.
- Maintain exceptional hygiene and presentation standards.
- Communicate effectively both verbally and in writing within the team.
- Juggle multiple tasks and prioritize duties in a busy kitchen environment.
- Utilize knowledge of local and regional produce to enhance offerings.
- Demonstrate strong time management and adaptability to different café menus.
- Be eager to learn new skills and share knowledge with colleagues.
Additional Information
This permanent role requires a minimum of 32 hours weekly, including flexible shifts with at least one weekend day and occasional late nights to support in-house events. Candidates must have valid legal work eligibility for New Zealand.
Applications will be accepted until 30th September 2026; however, interviews will be conducted during the application period, so early closure is possible.