Master Chef / G4 SNCO

Domestic Considerations: Up to 44 RSDs per year that includes Reserve training weekends and a 15-day Annual Deployment Exercise usually in May/Jun of each year.
Position Role: Master Chef. The UOTC is to deliver leadership development for selected students through military training, adventure training, personal, intellectual and social development, physical training and sports.  On behalf of the Army, it is to engage with Higher Education Institutes to support Regional Command Engage to Recruit and directed Defence Engagement activity which supports increasing Army inflow.
Responsibilities:
1.    The primary role for this appointment is to administer the catering requirements to the Corps whilst undertaking training in and out of barracks. They are additionally responsible for the maintenance and control of the unit ration account.
2.    They are to liaise with the QM and RQMS and keep abreast of any changes with regards to the training forecast for the Corps, where changes are made to the training programme, they are to implement them accordingly.
3.    Assist with driving duties in respect of LGV vehicles for movement of equipment and stores.
4.    Carry out chef duties to assist with the catering burden as required and is to conduct in-house training for all chefs under their command.
5     Undertake ITR training as laid down in Reserve Land Forces Regulations.
6.    Oversee the welfare of all chefs and where issues arise notify them to the CoC (if appropriate).
7.    Ensure that the Commanding Officer’s policies on Equipment Care for Catering and Food Handling are being adhered to.
8.    Support the G4 team during training periods as directed by the RQMS/CQMS.

Catering Supervisor
Chef Class One
Basic Food Handling
SNCO ALDP

AA CQMS and Blenheim Operator
Driving Licence: Cat B, C and D

Army appointment board

Volunteer Reserve post employed on RSDs.
Must be an exemplar of the values and standards of the British Army & recommended for employment in a Basic Training establishment.

Applications should be submitted (ARes CV & Sldr PPP) to  Capt Alisa Scott, Adjt/RAO Queen's UOTC, Skype: 0300 1661690, alisa.scott101@mod.gov.uk

Further info available from Capt Tony Henry QM/MTO QUOTC Skype: 0300 1589094

Tony.Henry778@mod.gov.uk