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Butcher / Meat Cutter
Las Vegas, NV
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Butcher Bazaar Mar Las Vegas Las Vegas, NV Job Details 10 hours ago Benefits Health insurance Opportunities for advancement Qualifications Kitchen health and safety standards Grinders Food service health code compliance Meat hygiene procedures Blade sharpening Food portioning Meat grinding Meat portioning Food safety sanitizing procedures HACCP Seafood Band saw Cutting tools Food preparation equipment operation Chemical safety protocols
Full Job Description Description:
Job Title:
Butcher -
Concept/PropertyNameConcept/PropertyName Reports To:
Sous Chef / Chef de Cuisine /
Executive Chef Department:
Back of House -
Culinary Employment Type:
Hourly, Non-Exempt About José Andrés Group José Andrés Group (JAG) is a hospitality company led by Chef José Andrés, known for outstanding guest experiences, innovation, and a values-driven culture. Our teams bring world-class food and warm hospitality to life across acclaimed concepts worldwide. Position Summary The Butcher is responsible for precise fabrication of meats and seafood, yield optimization, and station-ready mise en place that powers a consistent, high-quality kitchen. You'll break down primals and sub-primals, portion to spec, uphold strict food safety and labeling standards, and collaborate with culinary leadership to protect quality, cost, and speed for every service. Key Responsibilities Fabrication, Portioning & Prep Break down primals/sub-primals (beef, pork, lamb) and poultry; trim, denude, tie, and portion to exact specs and weights. Perform basic to advanced fish/seafood fabrication (fillet, pin-bone, skin, portion); manage shellfish prep as directed. Prepare grinds, sausages, terrines, and charcuterie components where applicable; set station-ready cuts for line use. Build accurate prep lists; stage labeled trays, hotel pans, and vacuum-sealed packs to par for each service. Quality, Consistency & Specs Follow cut charts, thickness/weight standards, and presentation specs; calibrate knife work for uniformity. Inspect product quality (marbling, color, odor, texture); escalate concerns immediately. Maintain aging, brining, marinating, and dry rub schedules per SOP; document any spec adjustments. Food Safety, Sanitation & Compliance Enforce
DOH/HACCP
raw vs. ready-to-eat separation, allergen/cross-contact prevention, and proper glove/handwashing. Maintain accurate labeling, dating, FIFO rotation, cooling and temperature logs; track shelf life and pull dates. Keep butchery room/tables, boards, knives, grinders, and slicers sanitized; complete opening/closing and deep-clean tasks. Inventory, Receiving & Waste Control Assist with receiving: verify counts, temperatures, and quality; reject and document variances as needed. Track yields and trim; minimize waste through efficient fabrication and approved repurposing (stocks, sauces, staff meal). Maintain organized cold storage and dry shelves—mapped, labeled, and within par levels. Equipment Care & Safety Safely operate and maintain knives, band saws, slicers, grinders, vacuum sealers, scales, and blast chillers. Perform basic maintenance (sharpening, lubrication, assembly/disassembly) and tag out unsafe equipment; submit/track work orders. Use PPE and follow SDS/chemical safety; maintain a tidy, slip-free workspace. Teamwork, Communication & Culture Partner with Culinary leadership to forecast cuts and specials; communicate 86s/low pars proactively. Support training for line/prep on proper handling and station utilization of proteins. Contribute to a respectful, inclusive, learning-focused kitchen; participate in tastings and line-ups. Events, Banquets & Openings (as applicable) Fabricate to BEO specs and timelines; stage trays and labels for off-site and PDR events. Support new openings with bulk fabrication, spec sheets, and training materials.
Requirements:
Required Qualifications 1-2+ years of professional butchery experience (restaurant, hotel, retail, or commissary); seafood fabrication experience preferred. Strong knife skills and knowledge of primal/sub-primal cuts, yield management, and portioning standards. Proven adherence to HACCP/food safety and sanitation practices; Food Handler/ServSafe (or ability to obtain). Organization, speed, and attention to detail; clear communication and teamwork. Comfort with scales, slicers, grinders, vacuum sealers, and blast chillers; Google Workspace familiarity a plus. Schedule flexibility (early mornings, nights, weekends, holidays). Working Conditions & Physical Requirements Stand and move for extended periods (up to 8+ hours); frequent bending, reaching, and repetitive motions. Lift/carry/push/pull up to 35-50 lbs. (cases, primals, trays). Work in cold environments (walk-ins, butchery rooms) and around sharp tools and cleaning chemicals; slip-resistant footwear required. In Return, We Offer You Competitive hourly pay with opportunities for cross-training and advancement Eligible health & wellness benefits (for qualifying positions) Employee dining and partner discounts Growth in a values-driven, award-winning hospitality group Equal Opportunity Employer José Andrés Group is an Equal Opportunity Employer and participates in the federal E-Verify Program.