Kitchen Helper
Confidential Employer
Job Description
Kitchen Helpers, also known as kitchen porters or assistants, keep Italian restaurant kitchens moving: washing dishes, cleaning surfaces, preparing ingredients and supporting the chefs. The source overview lists the average monthly pay for this type of role at EUR 1,250. Prior experience is not mandatory, though time spent in food preparation or cleaning is an advantage.
Key Responsibilities
- Washing dishes, utensils and kitchen tools
- Cleaning kitchen surfaces and maintaining hygiene standards
- Peeling vegetables and cutting ingredients
- Assisting chefs with food preparation
- Keeping food areas clean throughout service
Requirements
- Basic food hygiene awareness
- Signed job contract and valid work visa
- Ability to work in fast-paced kitchen environments
- No prior experience mandatory; prior work in food prep or cleaning is an advantage
- A basic medical exam is required for food handling roles as part of the visa process
Salary & Benefits
The source overview states the average salary for this type of role in Italy at EUR 1,250 per month. This is the average figure stated for the role, not a guaranteed offer. No benefits are stated on the source; any benefits depend on the individual employment contract.
How to Apply
Apply through this listing on gulfvisasjobs.com. Companies and agencies that commonly hire for this type of role in Italy include Eataly, Hilton, NH Hotels and McDonald's. Foreign workers need a signed employment contract and employer sponsorship under Italy's Decreto Flussi quota before applying for the work visa. This information is general guidance, not a promise that a visa will be provided.
Responsibilities
- Washing dishes, utensils and kitchen tools
- Cleaning kitchen surfaces and maintaining hygiene standards
- Peeling vegetables and cutting ingredients
- Assisting chefs with food preparation
- Keeping food areas clean throughout service
Requirements
- Basic food hygiene awareness
- Signed job contract and valid work visa
- Ability to work in fast-paced kitchen environments
- No prior experience mandatory
- prior work in food prep or cleaning is an advantage
- A basic medical exam is required for food handling roles as part of the visa process
Qualifications
No prior experience mandatory; prior work in food prep or cleaning is an advantage.
Benefits
- None stated in the source.
How to Apply
Use one of the application methods provided for this job.