Agency Chefs Wanted - Horsham Area

Agency Chefs Wanted - Horsham and Surrounding Area

Pay: 16.00 - 22.00 per hour

Benefits: Weekly Pay & Holiday Pay

We are currently recruiting experienced Chefs and Chef Managers to join a variety of catering and hospitality settings across the Surrey area, including care homes, schools, golf clubs, pubs, hotels, and contract catering sites .

Whether you're looking for flexible work or your next long-term opportunity, we have a range of shifts and assignments available to suit your experience and availability.

Key Responsibilities

• Prepare and cook high-quality meals in a fast-paced kitchen environment.
• Maintain excellent standards of food quality, presentation, and service.
• Ensure all food hygiene, health & safety, and compliance procedures are followed.
• Assist with menu planning, stock control, and ordering where required.
• Lead, supervise, and support kitchen teams in Chef Manager and senior chef roles.
• Deliver a professional and efficient catering service to customers, residents, guests, or pupils.

Requirements

• Previous experience working as a Chef, Cook, Sous Chef, Head Chef, or Chef Manager.
• Experience within care homes, schools, hotels, pubs, restaurants, golf clubs, or contract catering environments.
• Strong knowledge of food safety and kitchen compliance procedures.
• Excellent organisational and communication skills.
• An Enhanced DBS certificate is advantageous for school and care home assignments.

What's on Offer?

• Competitive pay of 16.00 - 22.00 per hour (depending on role and experience).
• Enhanced weekend rates (site dependant)
• Weekly pay.
• Holiday pay.
• Flexible shifts to suit your lifestyle.
• Opportunity to work in a variety of catering environments.
• Ongoing assignments with the potential for permanent positions.
• Supportive and friendly team.

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