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Chef

Care Concern Homecare
Pay £13/hour
Location ML9 3AE
Contract time Full time, permanent

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About Care Concern Homecare

Care Concern is a home care service provider in Chiswick and Ealing.

Job description from Care Concern Homecare

Chef

Catering and Hospitality - Ashlea Court Care Home

Contract: Full Time

Salary: £13.00 Per Hour

Shift Type: Days

Contracted hours: 37.5

Willinbrook Healthcare is the specialist division of Care Concern Group, dedicated to delivering exceptional care for individuals with complex physical and mental health needs. Established just three years ago, we have rapidly expanded to 15 services across England, with ambitious plans for further growth.

We take pride in our ability to provide expert care for residents whose needs may exceed the capabilities of traditional care homes. In line with this commitment, we are proud to introduce the Oaklea Complex Care Unit within Ashlea Court Care Home—a pioneering 26-bed specialist unit designed to deliver high-quality care for individuals with complex conditions, including dementia. As the first of its kind, this unit represents our dedication to innovation and excellence in specialist healthcare.

This is a unique opportunity to become part of a brand-new team in a newly refurbished unit, where you can make your mark from the start.
As Chef, you will be responsible for delivering high-quality, nutritious meals that enhance the well-being of our residents. This is more than just cooking—it is about creating meals that bring comfort, dignity, and enjoyment to those in our care.

Why Join Us?

 £13.00 per hour

 37.5 hours per week

 Benefits Package:

 Paid PVG

 Uniform provided

 Onsite parking

 5.6 weeks annual leave (based on full-time contract)

 Pension scheme

What You Will Do

 Meal Preparation – Assist with preparing, cooking, and serving hot and cold meals that meet the dietary needs and preferences of residents.

 IDDSI Standards – Ensure all meals comply with the International Dysphagia Diet Standardisation Initiative (IDDSI), providing safe and appropriate textures for residents with swallowing difficulties.

 Menu Planning – develop seasonal menus that offer variety, balance, and nutritional value.

 Kitchen Operations – Maintain high standards of hygiene and cleanliness, ensuring a safe and well-organised kitchen environment.

 Stock Control & Ordering – Assist in stock rotation, ordering supplies, checking deliveries, and managing food storage.

 Health & Safety – Follow food safety regulations, maintain accurate records of food temperatures, and uphold all Health & Safety standards in the kitchen and dining areas.

 Training & Supervision – Support kitchen staff and assist with Basic Food Hygiene training for care staff involved in food service.

 Ensure seamless service and high-quality meal production.

What We Are Looking For

 Culinary Qualifications – City & Guilds 706 " 1 & 2, or an equivalent qualification (achieved or working towards).

 Food Hygiene Certification – Basic Food Hygiene Certificate is essential.

 Team Player – Ability to work effectively with the Head Chef and wider kitchen team.

 Attention to Detail – Strong understanding of food presentation, quality control, and portioning.

 Organisational Skills – Ability to manage multiple tasks and support efficient kitchen operations.

 Care Sector Experience – Experience in a care environment is beneficial but not essential.

This is a fantastic opportunity to join a brand-new team in a specialist care setting, where your skills will make a meaningful difference every day.
If you are passionate about cooking and committed to providing residents with delicious, high-quality meals, we would love to hear from you

Job insights from Breakroom

Chefs

Chefs prepare and cook food in restaurants, hotels and bars.

What you’ll do as a chef:

  • Plan meals
  • Prepare and cook food
  • Purchase food and look after a budget
  • Be responsible for the hygiene and safety of food served

Is it right for you?

This job may involve:

  • Standing
  • Physical activities
  • Wearing a uniform
  • Cleaning
  • Anti-social hours

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What Care Concern Homecare employees say about their job

  • Best thing

    The best thing is when we have a good team of full staff , which means we can spend time with residents and do things with them, one to one .

    Worst thing

    The worst is not knowing what you are walking into and our floor is the forgotten floor, if we are under staffed told to get on with it but its the residents that suffer as well as staff and its not fair on the residents

    1.7

    Care assistant at Care Concern Homecare, June 2023

  • Best thing

    The people that I care for

    Worst thing

    Money. Head office

    5.5

    Health care assistant at Care Concern Homecare, November 2022

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  • Best thing

    The residents and their families.

    Worst thing

    The supposed "Team" and awful management. Especially at regional level.

    1.1

    Admin at Care Concern Homecare, October 2022

  • Best thing

    The team I work with

    Worst thing

    Company and pay

    1.5

    Team leader at Care Concern Homecare, March 2022

  • Best thing

    The team I work with

    Worst thing

    Pay

    8.0

    Practitoner at Care Concern Homecare, February 2021

  • Best thing

    Love my residents

    Worst thing

    Travel

    8.9

    Carer at Care Concern Homecare, November 2020

  • Best thing

    Nice workplace

    Worst thing

    Not enough staff

    4.1

    Care assistant at Care Concern Homecare, November 2020

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