The Savoy is one of the world's most iconic hotels. We are the original British luxury hotel, opened in 1889, and have a reputation for outstanding service excellence. We blend our rich history with innovation, and have played host to royalty, world leaders, and legends of the stage and screen. Today, we pride ourselves on creating special memories for our guests by delivering the very best in five-star luxury hospitality.
Our award-winning, colleague-centric culture truly differentiates us in the luxury hospitality marketplace. We offer competitive salaries and benefits, along with outstanding career development opportunities globally within Fairmont.
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HR in Hospitality Awards 2025:
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🏆 HR Team of the Year
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Institute of Hospitality Awards 2025
🏆 Talent Development Team of the Year
Job Title: Sous Chef, Events
Department: F&B Culinary: Events Kitchen
Inspired and Supported by: Head Chef, Events & Executive Chef
Salary: £63,410 (including service charge)
Your purpose will be:
To support the Events Head Chef in ensuring the smooth and efficient running of the kitchen, maintaining all areas to Fairmont standards. Working closely with the Head Chef, this role supervises and coordinates kitchen service with other departments, while also collaborating with the Executive Chef to handle staff queries and resolve any issues relating to the kitchen or staff canteen. The position is responsible for coordinating and delivering training for kitchen colleagues, motivating the team to maintain high performance, and preparing and cooking dishes daily in line with business and event requirements.
You will be accountable for:
Health & Safety
What you will need to do in this role?
Please note that we believe in flexibility and multi-skilling, and you may be asked to do different tasks from time to time to enable us to meet the needs of our guests and colleagues.
What’s in it for you?