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Quality - Equipment & Calibrations

Questions Q1-Q8 should be completed ahead of time by restaurant and then each question verified by consultant during visit. Verify the calibrations between, not during, rush times in the restaurant.

  • Q1-Is the serving temperature for juice dispenser(s) between 35ºF and 45ºF (2ºC and 7ºC)? {1pt}

  • Q2-US Is the water for coffee properly calibrated (60 Ounces), brew/holding temperature between 195ºF to 205ºF (91ºC to 96ºC), and 30 minutes hold between 170ºF to 180ºF (77ºC to 82ºC)? {1pt}

  • Q3- Is the draw temperature for shakes between 22ºF to 24ºF and the draw temperature for sundaes between 16ºF to 18ºF? {1pt}

  • Q4-Are the water filters dated and within their usage date and not on bypass? {1pt}

  • Not dated or within usage date

  • On Bypass

  • Other (describe)

  • Q5-Is the soft serve/sundae topping properly calibrated for temperature (115ºF to 125ºF) or (46ºC to 52ºC) and volume (1 fluid oz./30ml.). If no, document which topping isn't properly calibrated and check reason(s) below? {1pt}

  • Topping name:

  • Temperature not properly calibrated

  • Volume not properly calibrated

  • Other (describe)

  • Q6-Is the syrup ratio on shakes properly calibrated (1 fluid oz in 7 seconds, 30 ml. in 7 seconds)? If not, document syrup name(s). {1pt}

  • Syrup name(s):

  • Q7-Are grills properly calibrated to product temperature set points? Test grills for eggs, chicken and beef (10:1 & 4:1). {3pts.}

  • Grill not calibrated to egg set point temperature

  • Grill(s) not calibrated to 10:1 beef set point temperature

  • Grill(s) not calibrated to chicken set point temperature

  • Grill(s) not calibrated to 4:1 beef set point temperature

  • CYT Grill(s) not calibrated for product needs

  • Other (describe)

  • Q8-Are toasters set to the correct toast time and properly calibrated, and are the release sheets clean and in good repair? If not, check reason(s) below: {3pts.}

  • Toast time/belt speed not correct

  • On Platen temperature not correct

  • Compression settings not correct

  • Release sheets are not clean

  • Release Sheets are not in good repair

  • Other (describe)

  • Q8-US Was the calibration worksheet complete and ready for your review? {0pts.}

Quality - Finished Product Quality

  • What depart is being evaluated?

Regular Menu Sample (Minimum): 2 Fries, 7 Sandwiches/Entrees, 1 Dessert And 1 Drink; All Day Breakfast Countries: Complete 2 Additional Product Evaluations During Lunch Or Dinner: 1 Breakfast Sandwich/Entree And 1 Hash Brown.

French Fries #1

  • Q9-To receive points for this question, product must meet all the standards for appearance, temperature, taste and texture. {3pts.}

  • Q9-a Do these fries meet the McDonald's standards for appearance?

  • These fries have a greasy appearance

  • These fries are not light golden brown in color

  • These fries length and distribution are not standard - too many short stands

  • This serving was not a full serving of fries

  • Other (describe)

  • Q9-b Are these fries served hot? If no, check reason(s) below:

  • Fries over held

  • Fries bagged/boxed too early

  • Cook less more ofter was not followed

  • Fries placed on tray too soon

  • Other (describe)

  • Q9-c Do these fries meet the Mcdonald's standards for texture?

  • These fries are not crispy on the outside

  • These fries do not have the desired mealy, baked potato texture inside

  • Other (describe)

  • Q9-d Do these fries meet the McDonald's standards for taste?

  • These fries do not have fresh potato flavor

  • These fries do not have a clean oil taste - old oil

  • These fries are not properly salted- not enough salt

  • These fries are not properly salted- too much salt

  • Other (describe)

French fries #2

  • Q10-To receive points for this question, product must meet all the standards for appearance, temperature, taste and texture. {3pts}

  • Q10-a Do these fries meet the Mcdonald's standards for appearance?

  • These fries have a greasy appearance

  • These fries are not light golden brown in color

  • These fries length and distribution are not standard - too many short stands

  • This serving was not a full serving of fries

  • Other (describe)

  • Q10-b Are these fries served hot?

  • Fries over held

  • Fries bagged/boxed too early

  • Cook less more ofter was not followed

  • Fries placed on tray too soon

  • Other (describe)

  • Q 10-c Do these fries meet the Mcdonald's standards for texture?

  • These fries are not crispy on the outside

  • These fries do not have the desired mealy, baked potato texture inside

  • Other (describe)

  • Q10-d Do these fries meet the McDonald's standards for taste?

  • These fries do not have fresh potato flavor

  • These fries do not have a clean oil taste - old oil

  • These fries are not properly salted- not enough salt

  • These fries are not properly salted- too much salt

  • Other (describe)

Big Mac

  • Q11-To receive points for this question, product must meet all the standards for appearance, temperature, taste and texture. Does this product meet all of the standards? {3pts.}

  • Q11-a Does this sandwich meet McDonald's standards for appearance?

  • Sandwich is not neatly assembled

  • Sandwich is not build correctly

  • Sandwich does not have overflowing shredded green lettuce

  • Melted cheese does not have draped corners

  • Other (describe)

  • Q11-b Is this sandwich warm?

  • Q11-c Does this sandwich meet McDonald's standards for texture?

  • Sandwich does not have moistness from melted cheese and sauce

  • Bun isn't soft, resilient, and moist

  • Beef is not tender and juicy.

  • Pickles/onions limp

  • Lettuce is limp

  • Other (describe)

  • Q11-d Does this sandwich meet McDonald's standards for taste?

  • Bun does not have freshly caramelized bread taste

  • Sandwich does not have seared, seasoned, mild beef flavor

  • Sandwich does not have "special sauce" taste

  • Other (describe)

McDouble Cheeseburger

  • Q12 To receive points for this question, product must meet all the standards for appearance, temperature, taste and texture. {3pts.}

  • Q12-a Does this sandwich meet McDonald's standards for appearance?

  • Sandwich is not neatly assembled

  • Sandwich is not build correctly

  • The melted cheese does not have draped corners

  • Other (describe)

  • Q12-b Is this sandwich hot?

  • Q12-c Does this sandwich meet McDonald's standards for texture?

  • Bun isn't soft, resilient and moist

  • Beef is not tender and juicy

  • Sandwich does not have moistness from melted cheese and condiments

  • Pickles/onions limp

  • Other (describe)

  • Q12-d Does this sandwich meet McDonald's standards for taste?

  • Bun does not have freshly caramelized bread taste

  • Sandwich does not have seared, seasoned, mild beef flavor

  • Sandwich does not have tanginess from ketchup and mustard

  • Sandwich does not have acidic (sour) bite from dill pickle snd mild onion

  • Sandwich does not have creamy, mild cheddar cheese flavor

  • Other (describe)

McChicken (Value Chicken)

  • Q13 To receive points for this question, product must meet all the standards for appearance, temperature, taste and texture. {3pts.}

  • Q13-a Does this sandwich meet McDonald's standards for appearance?

  • Sandwich is not neatly assembled

  • Sandwich is not build correctly

  • McChicken patty is not golden brown, looks dark

  • Lettuce does not look fresh

  • Other (describe)

  • Q13-b Is this sandwich hot?

  • Q13-c Does this sandwich meet McDonald's standards for texture?

  • Bun isn't soft, resilient and moist

  • McChicken patty is not tender and crisp outside or not moist inside

  • Lettuce is not fresh and slightly crisp

  • Other (describe)

  • Q13-d Does this sandwich meet McDonald's standards for taste?

  • Bun does not have freshly caramelized bread taste

  • McChicken does not taste fresh

  • Lettuce does not taste fresh

  • Does not have creamy mayonnaise flavor

  • Other (describe)

Buttermilk Crispy Tenders

  • Q14 To receive points for this question, product must meet all the standards for appearance, temperature, taste and texture. {3pts.}

  • Q14-a Do these Buttermilk Crispy Tenders meet McDonald's standards for appearance? If no, check reason(s) below:

  • Color too light

  • Color dark

  • Not a full serving of Tenders

  • Other (describe)

  • Q14-b Are these Buttermilk Crispy Tenders served hot?

  • Q14-c Do these Buttermilk Crispy Tenders meet McDonald's standards for texture? If no, check reason(s) below:

  • Breading lacks crispness

  • Meet is not slightly juicy

  • Other (describe)

  • Q14-d Do these Buttermilk Crispy Tenders meet McDonald's standards for taste? If no, check reason(s) below:

  • Tenders do not have a buttermilk flavor

  • Tenders do not taste good and fresh

  • Other (describe)

Quater Pounder with Cheese

  • Q15 To receive points for this question, product must meet all the standards for appearance, temperature, taste and texture. {3pts.}

  • Q15-a Does this sandwich meet McDonald's standards for appearance?

  • The cheese is not melted and staggered

  • Sandwich is not neatly assembled

  • Sandwich is not build correctly

  • Other (describe)

  • Q15-b Is this sandwich hot?

  • Q15-c Does this sandwich meet McDonald's standards for texture?

  • Beef is not tender and juicy

  • Bun is not soft, resilient and moist

  • Sandwich does not have moistness from melted cheese and the condiments

  • Pickles/onions limp

  • Other (describe)

  • Q15-d Does this sandwich meet McDonald's standards for taste?

  • Bun does not have freshly caramelized bread taste

  • Sandwich does not have seared, seasoned, mild beef flavor

  • Sandwich does not have tanginess from ketchup and mustard

  • Sandwich does not have acidic (sour) bite from dill pickle and mild onion

  • Sandwich does not have creamy, mild cheddar cheese flavor

  • Other (describe)

Filet o Fish

  • Q16 To receive points for this question, product must meet all the standards for appearance, temperature, taste and texture. {3pts.}

  • Q16-a Does this sandwich meet McDonald's standards for appearance?

  • Sandwich is not neatly assembled

  • Sandwich is not built correctly

  • Other (describe)

  • Q16-b Is this sandwich hot?

  • Q16-c Does this sandwich meet McDonald's standards for texture?

  • Bun is not soft and steamed

  • Sandwich does not have moistness from tartar sauce and melted cheese

  • Fish filet does not have a bite with light crisp outside and tender, moist, flakiness inside

  • Other (describe)

  • Q16-d Does this sandwich meet McDonald's standards for taste?

  • Bun does not have freshly steamed bread taste

  • Sandwich does not have mild fish taste

  • Sandwich does not have tartar sauce flavor (slight acidic, dill pickle and fresh onion)

  • Sandwich does not have creamy, mild cheddar cheese flavor

  • Other (describe)

Signature Crafted Beef Sandwich

  • SC-Q1-US To receive points for this question, product must meet all the standards for appearance, temperature, taste and texture. {3pts.}

  • SC-Q1a-US Does this sandwich meet McDonald's standards for appearance?

  • The cheese is not melted

  • Sandwich is not neatly assembled

  • Sandwich is not built correctly

  • Other (describe)

  • SC-Q1b-US Is this sandwich hot?

  • SC-Q1c-US Does this sandwich meet McDonald's standards for texture?

  • Sandwich does not have moistness from melted cheese

  • Bun is not soft, resilient and moist

  • Condiment textures do not meet standard

  • Beef is not tender and juicy

  • Pickles, onions, lettuce limp

  • Other (describe)

  • SC-Q1d-US Does this sandwich meet McDonald's standards for taste?

  • Bun does not have freshly caramelized bread taste

  • Sandwich does not have seared, seasoned, mild beef flavor

  • Condiment taste does not meet standard

  • Sandwich does not have creamy, mild cheddar cheese flavor

  • Other (describe)

Signature Crafted Chicken Sandwich (choice of grilled or crispy)

  • SC-Q2-US To receive points for this question, product must meet all the standards for appearance, temperature, taste and texture. {3pts.}

  • SC-Q2a-US Does this sandwich meet McDonald's standards for appearance?

  • The cheese is not melted

  • Sandwich is not neatly assembled

  • Sandwich is not built correctly

  • Other (describe)

  • SC-Q2b-US Is this sandwich hot?

  • SC-Q2c-US Does this sandwich meet McDonald's standards for texture?

  • Sandwich does not have moistness from melted cheese

  • Beef is not tender and juicy

  • Bun is not soft, resilient and moist

  • Pickles, onions, lettuce limp

  • Condiment textures do not meet standard

  • Other (describe)

  • SC-Q2d-US Does this sandwich meet McDonald's standards for taste?

  • Bun does not have freshly caramelized bread taste

  • Sandwich does not have Chicken flavor

  • Condiment taste does not meet standard

  • Sandwich does not have creamy, mild cheddar cheese flavor

  • Other (describe)

Cold drink (Soft Drink or Iced Tea)

  • Q17 To receive points for this question, product must meet all the standards for appearance, temperature, taste and texture. {3pts}

  • Q17-a Does this Product meet McDonald's standards for appearance?

  • Incorrect beverage color

  • Drink had to match ice

  • Drink did not have enough ice

  • Lid not closed properly

  • Serving less than the fill line-unless requested

  • Other (describe)

  • Q17-b Is this drink served at the correct temperature?

  • Product is not cold enough

  • Other (describe)

  • Q17-c Does this drink meet McDonald's standards for taste?

  • Carbonation is too much

  • Carbonation is too little - flat

  • Drink does not have the right flavor

  • Other (describe)

Hot Fudge Sundae

  • Q18 To receive points for this question, product must meet all the standards for appearance, temperature, taste and texture. {3pts.}

  • Q18-a Does this dessert meet McDonald's standards for appearance?

  • Build is not correct

  • Presentation is not neat and clean

  • Other (describe)

  • Q18-b Is this dessert served at the correct temperature?

  • Too warm

  • Too cold

  • Other (describe)

  • Q18-c Does this dessert meet McDonald's standards for texture?

  • Product is too thick

  • Melted-texture too soft (runny)

  • Other (describe)

  • Q18-d Does this dessert meet McDonald's standards for taste?

  • Bland- not enough topping added

  • Product flavor is incorrect

  • Other (describe)

All Day Breakfast

ADB: Evaluate Breakfast Sandwich/Entree

  • ADB1 To receive points for this question, product must meet all the standards for appearance, temperature, taste and texture.

  • ADB1-a Does this sandwich/entree meet McDonald's standards for appearance?

  • Sandwich/entree is not neatly assembled

  • Sandwich/entree is not built correctly

  • Cheese is not melted

  • Hotcakes are broken/folded

  • Other (describe)

  • ADB1-b Is this sandwich/entree hot?

  • ADB1-c Does this sandwich/entree meet McDonald's standards for texture?

  • Biscuit/Hotcakes are not tender and moist

  • English Muffin is not slightly crisp

  • Sandwich does not have a tender, moist and slightly resilient egg

  • McGriddle cake isn't tender and moist

  • Sandwich does not have a creamy texture from the cheese

  • Canadian style bacon is not moist and tender with slight chew

  • Bacon is not tender and slightly crisp

  • Sausage is not tender and moist

  • Other (describe)

  • ADB1-d Does this sandwich/entree meet McDonald's standards for taste?

  • McGriddle cake does not taste fresh, with sweet, maple flavor

  • Sandwich does not have freshly toasted English Muffin taste

  • Biscuit is not properly baked with buttermilk flavor

  • Egg does not have mild eggy flavor

  • Sandwich does not have Canadian bacon flavor (sweet, salty, smoked cured pork notes)

  • Hotcakes does not have sweet vanilla taste

  • Bacon does not taste like Applewood smoked, salty and sweet cured pork

  • Sausage lack spicy, sage flavors

  • Cheese does not have creamy, mild cheddar cheese flavor

  • Other (describe)

ADB: Evaluate Hash Brown

  • ADB2 To receive points for this question, product must meet all the standards for appearance, temperature, taste and texture.

  • ADB2-a Does this Hash Brown meet McDonald's standards for appearance?

  • Hash Brown is too oily

  • Hash brown does not have varying degrees of golden tones on the surface

  • Other (describe)

  • ADB2-b Is this Hash Brown served hot?

  • ADB2-c Does this Hash Brown meet McDonald's standards for texture?

  • Hash Brown is not crispy on the outside

  • Hash Brown does not have the desired moist potato texture inside

  • Other (describe)

  • ADB2-d Does this Hash Brown meet McDonald's standards for taste?

  • Hash Brown does not have fresh potato flavor

  • Hash Brown does not have clean oil taste

  • Hash Brown is not slightly salty

  • Hash Brown has burnt taste

  • Other (describe) 

BREAKFAST MENU

BREAKFAST MENU Purchase and sample two products for: 2 Hash Browns, 5 sandwiches/entrees, Apple Pie, Brewed Coffee, Hot Mocha, and Iced Carmel Macchiato.

Hash Brown #1

  • Q19 To receive points for this question, product must meet all the standards for appearance, temperature, taste and texture.

  • Q19-a Does this Hash Brown meet the McDonald's standards for appearance?

  • Hash Brown is too oily

  • Hash Brown does not have varying degrees of golden tones on the surface

  • Other (describe)

  • Q19-b Is this Hash Brown served hot?

  • Q19-c Does this Hash Brown meet the McDonald's standards for texture?

  • Hash Brown is not crispy on the outside

  • Hash Brown does have the desired moist potato texture inside

  • Other (describe)

  • Q19-d Does this Hash Brown meet the McDonald's standards for taste?

  • Hash Brown does not have fresh potato flavor

  • Hash Brown does not have clean oil taste

  • Hash Brown is not slightly salty

  • Hash Brown has burnt taste

  • Other (describe)

Hash Brown #2

  • Q20 To receive points for this question, product must meet all the standards for appearance, temperature, taste and texture.

  • Q 20-a Does this Hash Brown meet the McDonald's standards for appearance?

  • Hash Brown is too oily

  • Hash Brown does not have varying degrees of golden tones on the surface

  • Other (describe)

  • Q20-b Is this Hash Brown served hot?

  • Q20-c Does this Hash Brown meet the McDonald's standards for texture?

  • Hash Brown is not crispy on the outside

  • Hash Brown does not have the desired moist potato texture inside

  • Other (describe)

  • Q20-d Does this Hash Brown meet the McDonald's standards for taste?

  • Hash Brown does not have fresh potato flavor

  • Hash Brown does not have clean oil taste

  • Hash Brown is not slightly salty

  • Hash Brown has burnt taste

  • Other (describe)

Egg McMuffin

  • Q21 To receive points for this question, product must meet all the standards for appearance, temperature, taste and texture.

  • Q21-a-US Does this sandwich meet McDonald's standards for appearance?

  • Sandwich is not neatly assembled

  • Sandwich is not built correctly

  • The melted cheese does not have draped corners

  • Other (describe)

  • Q21-B Is this sandwich hot?

  • Q21-c-US Does this sandwich meet McDonald's standards for texture?

  • English Muffin is not slightly crisp

  • Sandwich does not have a tender, moist and slightly resilient egg

  • Sandwich does not have creamy texture from the cheese

  • Canadian style bacon is not moist and tender with slightly chew

  • Other (describe)

  • Q21-d-US Does this sandwich meet McDonald's standards for taste?

  • Sandwich does not have freshly toasted English Muffin taste

  • Sandwich does not have mild egg, butter and cheddar cheese taste

  • Sandwich does not have Canadian bacon flavor (sweet, salty, smoked cured pork notes)

  • Other (describe)

Breakfast Sausage Burrito

  • Q22-US To receive points for this question, product must meet all the standards for appearance, temperature, taste and texture.

  • Q22-a-US Does this menu item meet McDonald's standards for appearance?

  • Burrito is not wrapped neatly

  • Burrito is not built correctly

  • Burrito is under filled

  • Cheese is missing

  • Other (describe)

  • Q22-b-US Is this burrito hot?

  • Q22-c-US Does this burrito meet McDonald's standards for texture?

  • Tortilla is not soft and tender

  • Folded ends are hard and dry

  • Egg is not moist and tender

  • Other (describe)

  • Q22-d-US Does this burrito meet McDonald's standards for taste?

  • Tortilla does not have mild flour tortilla taste

  • Burrito lacks egg, vegetable, black pepper and sausage flavors

  • Cheese does not taste like creamy mild cheddar flavor

  • Other (describe)

Bacon Egg & Cheese Biscuit

  • Q23 US To receive points for this question, product must meet all the standards for appearance, temperature, taste and texture.

  • Q23-a-US Does this sandwich meet McDonald's standards for appearance?

  • Sandwich is not neatly assembled

  • Sandwich not built correctly

  • Cheese is not melted

  • Other (describe)

  • Q23-b-US Is this sandwich hot?

  • Q23-c-US Does this sandwich meet McDonald's standards for texture?

  • Biscuit is not lightly crisp, tender and moist

  • Egg is not tender and moist

  • Bacon is not tender and slightly crisp

  • Other (describe)

  • Q23-d-US Does this sandwich meet McDonald's standards for taste?

  • Biscuit is not properly baked with buttermilk flavor

  • Bacon does not taste like Applewood smoked, salty and sweet cured pork bacon

  • Egg does not have mild eggy flavor

  • Cheese does not have creamy, mild cheddar cheese flavor

  • Other (describe)

Sausage Egg & Cheese McGriddle

  • Q24-US To receive points for this question, product must meet all the standards for appearance, temperature, taste and texture.

  • Q24-a-US Does this sandwich meets McDonald's standards for appearance?

  • Sandwich is not neatly assembled

  • Sandwich not built correctly

  • Cheese is not melted

  • Other (describe)

  • Q24-b-US Is this sandwich hot?

  • Q24-c-US Does this sandwich meets McDonald's standards for texture?

  • McGriddle cake isn't tender and moist

  • Egg is not tender and moist

  • Sausage is not tender and moist

  • Sandwich is dry overall

  • Other (describe)

  • Q24-d-US Does this sandwich meet McDonald's standards for taste?

  • McGriddle cake does not taste fresh, with sweet, maple flavor

  • Sausage lacks spicy, sage flavors

  • Egg does not have mild eggy flavor

  • Cheese does not have creamy mild cheddar cheese flavor

  • Other (describe)

Big Breakfast with Hotcakes or Sausage Biscuit (Evaluate Sausage Biscuit if restaurant does not sell Big Breakfast with Hotcakes)

  • Q25-US To receive points for this question, product must meet all the standards for appearance, temperature, taste and texture.

  • Q25-a-US Does the Big Breakfast or Sausage Biscuit meet McDonald's standards for appearance?

  • Big Breakfast platter is not neatly assembled

  • Big Breakfast is not built correctly

  • Hotcakes are broken/folded

  • Sandwich is not neatly assembled

  • Sandwich not built correctly

  • Biscuit not uniform golden brown

  • Other (describe)

  • Q25-b-US Is this menu item served hot?

  • Q25-c-US Does the Big Breakfast or Sausage Biscuit meet McDonald's standards for texture?

  • Hotcakes are not tender and moist

  • Scrambled egg is not tender and moist

  • Biscuit is dry overall

  • Biscuit is not lightly crisp, tender and moist

  • Sausage is not moist and tender

  • Other (describe)

  • Q25-d-US Does this Big Breakfast or Sausage Biscuit meet McDonald's standards for taste?

  • Hotcakes do not have sweet vanilla taste

  • Scrambled egg do not have mild eggy flavor

  • Sausage patty does not have pork and spicy flavors

  • Biscuit does not have buttery, buttermilk taste

  • Sausage lacks spicy, sage flavors

  • Other (describe)

Q25-US-01 Apple Pie

  • To receive points for this question, product must meet all the standards for appearance, temperature, taste and texture.

  • Q25-a-US-01 Does the Apple Pie meet McDonald's standards for appearance? If no, check reason(s) below:

  • Apple pie too dark

  • Apple pie too light

  • Other (describe)

  • Q25-b-US-01 Is apple pie hot?

  • Q25-c-US-01 Does the apple pie meet McDonald's standards for texture? If no, check reason(s) below:

  • Crust not tender and flaky

  • Filling not thick and smooth

  • Other (describe)

  • Q25-d-US-01 Does the apple pie meet McDonald's standards for taste? If no, check reason(s) below:

  • Crust is not rich and buttery

  • Apple filling not sweet and slightly tart

  • Other (describe)

Hot McCafe Drink-Hot Mocha

  • Q26-US To receive points for this question, product must meet all the standards for appearance, temperature and taste.

  • Q26-a-US Does this drink meet McDonald's standards for appearance?

  • Incorrect built

  • Serving less than the fill line

  • Other (describe)

  • Q26-b-US Is this drink served at the correct temperature?

  • Product too warm

  • Product too cold

  • Other (describe)

  • Q26-c-US Does this drink meet McDonald's standards for taste?

  • Bland-watery

  • Strong or too sweet

  • Wrong taste or off-taste detected

  • Other (describe)

Coffee

  • Q27 To receive points for this question, product must meet all the standards for appearance, temperature and taste.

  • Q27-a-US

  • Color too light

  • Serving less than the fill line

  • Incorrect customization (cream and sweetener, if requested)

  • Other (describe)

  • Q27-b-US Is this drink served hot?

  • Q27-c-US Does this drink meet McDonald's standards for taste?

  • Bland/watery -not enough flavor present

  • Harsh taste-too much flavor or bitter/acidic

  • Old tasting as if held too long

  • Aroma is not consistent with target-off odor

  • Other (describe)

Cold McCafé Drink - Iced Carmel Macchiato

  • Q28-US To receive points for this question, product must meet all the standards for appearance, temperature and taste.

  • Q28-a-US Does this drink meet McDonald's standards for appearance?

  • Incorrect beverage color

  • Serving less than the fill line

  • Other (describe)

  • Q28-b-US Is this drink served at the correct temperature?

  • Product too warm

  • Product too cold

  • Other (describe)

  • Does this drink meet McDonald's standards for taste?

  • Bland-watery - not enough flavor present

  • Too Strong or too sweet

  • Wrong taste or off-taste detected

  • Other (describe)

General Quality- Storage, Preparation, & Assembly

  • Q29 Is rotation and stacking being done properly in freezers and refrigerators and for perishable dry goods? {1pt.}

  • Walk in cooler

  • Walk in freezer

  • Reach in cooler

  • Reach in freezer

  • Kitchen wall freezer

  • Grill side freezer

  • Perishable dry goods

  • Other (describe)

  • Q30-US Is overall tempering and thawing within standard? {1pt.} If no, check which product(s) is not tempered or thawed within standard.

  • Sauces not tempered within standard

  • Cheese not tempered within standard

  • Buns not thawed within standard

  • Buttermilk Crispy Tenders not thawed within standard

  • Other (describe)

  • Q31-US Are primary and secondary shelf lives of frozen, refrigerated and dry goods within standard do the products meet quality standards? {1pt.}

  • Product not being rotated

  • Frozen goods

  • Refrigerated goods

  • Dry goods

  • Other (describe)

  • Q32-US Are sandwiches and menu items neatly prepared, dressed, and wrapped? {1pt.}

  • Incorrect builds

  • Incorrect/missing ingredient

  • Incorrect/missing protein

  • Messy sandwich

  • Messy packaging

  • Other (describe)

  • Q33 Are beverage and dessert equipment working properly? {1pt.}

  • Blended Ice equipment

  • Fountain Beverage System

  • Shake/Sundae Machine

  • Pie Merchandiser

  • Other (describe)

  • DEL-Q1 DELIVERY: Are fries and desserts always packaged last for delivery orders? {3pts.}

  • DEL-Q2 DELIVERY: Proper Delivery assembly, wrapping, packaging and sealing procedures are followed? {3pts.}

  • Proper Delivery assembly procedures not followed

  • Proper Delivery wrapping procedures not followed

  • Proper Delivery packaging procedures not followed

  • Proper Delivery sealing procedures not followed

  • Other (describe)

COOKING AND HOLDING

  • Q34 - The internal temperatures of frozen beef patties after cooking are not above 170°F (77°C) and meat is not overcooked. Temperatures are taken during Food Safety review. No more that 2 patties in a run above 170°F (77°C) {3pts.}

  • Q35 Has grill certification been completed within the last 12 months? (Check the certification tag and record date to ensure completion.) {3pts.}

  • Q35a-US RECORD THE DATE OF THE MOST RECENT CERTIFICATION Grill #1

  • Q35a-US-01 RECORD THE DATE OF THE MOST RECENT CERTIFICATION Grill #2 (if applicable)

  • Q35a-US-02 RECORD THE DATE OF THE MOST RECENT CERTIFICATION Grill #3 (if applicable)

  • Q36-US Grills: Are cooking times dialed in and set point temperatures correct on the display? Refer to PQRG for time and temperature requirements. {1pt.}

  • Beef Patties

  • Grilled Chicken

  • Pork items

  • Egg product

  • Other (describe)

  • Q37-US Fryers: Are cooking times and set point temperature correct on the display? Refer to PQRG for time and temperature requirements.

  • French Fries

  • Chicken Products

  • Fish

  • Other (describe)

  • Q38-US Are French Fries/Hash Browns cooked according to procedures? {1pt}

  • Not cooked from frozen

  • Excessive pre basketing

  • Basket not shaken after 30 seconds

  • Held over the vat for more than 10 seconds

  • Fries not immediately salted upon transfer to the fry bin

  • Other holding (exceeds 7 minutes)

  • Other holding Hash Browns (exceeds 10 minutes)

  • Mixing old with new fries

  • Other (describe)

  • Q39 Is oil quality and oil levels within standard? {1pt}

  • Fries

  • Potato Other

  • Chicken

  • Pies

  • Fish

  • Other (describe)

  • Q40-US Holding times and UHC product levels on all products held at UHC are monitored and adhered to? {1pt.}

  • Beef Patties

  • Chicken Products

  • Breakfast Meats

  • Egg Products

  • Egg Products

  • Other (describe)

Service-General Service Question

SERVICE

  • In order to make the visit as efficient as possible, please have the following information ready for the Consultant to discuss:
    Current Schedule and schedules for previous week
    Pre-shift checklist for day of visit
    Positioning guides
    List of menu items not currently available for purchase, if any
    Guest recovery log

  • Update as needed: The following ongoing Service elements should be happening and observed throughout the visit and only scored after monitoring throughout the day:
    Danger zone management (Question S3-US)
    Travel path being conducted (Question S6-US)
    Customer service at Front Counter, Drive-thru and in the lobby (Question S11US to S15)
    Service experience being role modeled by managers (Question S16-US)
    Accuracy of orders (Questions S20 and S22)

SHIFT MANAGEMENT

  • S1-US-01 Does the shift manager prepare for the shift, set priorities, and follow-up on any items they identified as needing action? {1pt.}

  • S2-US-01Has management positioned staff taking into account restaurant conditions and made any adjustments as conditions dictate throughout the shift? {1pt.}

  • S3-US Does the shift manager observe and proactively identify potential Danger Zones and take effective action? Observe throughout the shift. {3pts.}

  • French fries

  • Drive-thru

  • Production

  • Front counter

  • Beverages

  • Other (describe)

  • S4 Are all current menu items available for purchase? {1pt.}

  • Equipment broken

  • Product unavailable

  • Other (describe)

  • S5-US Are targets established, posted and effectively communicated?

  • Not established

  • Not posted

  • Not effectively communicated

  • Other (describe)

  • S6-US Does the shift manager conduct travel paths, set priorities and take appropriate action? {3pts.}

  • Shift manager not conducting travel paths per guidelines

  • Shift manager not setting priorities

  • Shift manager not taking appropriate action

  • Other (describe)

  • S7-US Does the overall environment of the restaurant make for a comfortable experience (e.g., background music working and at the proper volume, restaurant temperature at a comfortable level)? {3pts}

  • Background music not working/not at appropriate volume

  • Restaurant temperature too hot or too cold

  • Other (Describe)

PRODUCT OBSERVATIONS

  • S7-US-01 Is the second side of the prep table set up, turned on, and being used when restaurant conditions indicate it is necessary?

DRIVE-THRU

  • S9-US Are the drive-thru POS monitors/cameras properly positioned and working? {1pt.}

  • Not positioned properly

  • Not working properly

  • Other (describe)

  • S9-US-01 Does the drive-thru have an effective communication system that supports the DT configuration in use and is it in good repair? {1pt.}

  • Drive-thru does not have enough headsets Five (5), (Seven (7), headsets recommended for two-at-a-time order taking)

  • Audio quality is poor

  • Communication system not being used effectively

  • Other (describe)

FRIENDLY-CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE OBSERVATIONS

  • Before scoring questions S11-US through S13-US, take ample time to observe customer experience throughout the visit

  • S11-US DRIVE-THRU: Did crew interact with customers in a polite and friendly manner (e.g., smile eye contact, friendly tone, polite, attentive and sincere)? {3pts.}

  • Not providing a genuine and sincere welcome and thank-you

  • Not focused on and attentive to customer

  • Tone not friendly/polite

  • Not accurately taking orders

  • Not accurately processing payments

  • Not smiling

  • No eye contact

  • Not communicating effectively

  • Messy appearance- (e.g., wrinkled uniforms)

  • Other (describe)

  • S12-US Front Counter/Kiosk: Did crew interact with customers in a polite and friendly manner (smile, eye contact, friendly tone, polite, attentive, and sincere)? {3pts.}

  • Not providing a genuine and sincere welcome and thank-you

  • Not focused on and attentive to customers

  • Tone not friendly/polite

  • Not accurately taking orders

  • Not accurately processing payments

  • Not smiling

  • No eye contact

  • Not communicating effectively

  • Messy appearance - (e.g., wrinkled uniforms)

  • Other (describe)

  • S13-US Dining Area/Lobby: Did crew interact with customers in a polite and friendly manner (smile, eye contact, friendly tone, polite, attentive and to sincere)? {3pts.}

  • Not providing a genuine and sincere welcome and thank-you

  • Not focused on and attentive to customers

  • Tone not friendly/polite

  • Not smiling

  • No eye contact

  • Not communicating effectively

  • Messy appearance- (e.g., wrinkled uniforms)

  • Other (describe)

  • S14 Kiosk: Is there a knowledgeable, helpful crew member or manager available to help customers order at the kiosk? {3pts.}

  • No one available for assistance

  • Crew or manager not knowledgeable about food offerings

  • Crew or manager not helpful/attentive to customers needs

  • Other (describe)

  • S15 Table Service: Does the restaurant have a system to locate the customer for table service and is it executed? {1pt.}

  • No system to locate customer exists

  • Customer locator system not executed or working properly

  • Other (describe)

  • S16-US Do all managers, especially shift managers, role-model positive customer service experience behaviors including interacting with guests when appropriate and demonstrating hospitality gestures? {3pts.}

  • Not interacting with guests when appropriate

  • Not demonstrating genuine hospitality gestures

  • Other (describe)

  • S17-US Does the restaurant have an effective customer recovery system utilizing customer feedback to develop the restaurant action plan to address customer service? {3pts.}

  • Customer recovery system is not in place

  • Customer recovery system does not utilize customer feedback

  • Restaurant not using customer feedback to develop action plan

  • Issues are not followed up on 100% of the time

  • Follow-up is not being done effectively

  • Other (describe)

  • S18-US Has management taken steps to ensure responsible handling of customer complaints, for example by having Crew follow steps to customer recovery? {3pts.}

  • S19-US Over the course of your visit, interact wit 3 customers (recommendation is to focus interactions on in-store customers unless it is easy to do DT interactions without interfering with DT operations and delaying customers from their hot food) to evaluate the customer's experience. Use the following to assist you in this process:
    (FRONT COUNTER including CYT- where available): Walk up to a table of customers that have finished eating:

  • "HI. I'm with McDonald's and I'd like to get some feedback form young how we are doing?"
    "How was your meal?"

  • If they appears to be interested and communicative, continue with:

  • How was your service experience?
    What was the best thing about your experience today?
    What could we have been done better?

  • Have you been to this restaurant before?

  • Was your experience today consistent with past visit?

  • (DRIVE-THRU): Speak with drive-thru customer when they first enter the line, asking if you can talk to them for one minute once they receive their meal...have them pull ahead from present points to talk to them:

  • "Hi. I'm with McDonald's and I'm getting some feedback form customers. Do you mind if i ask a few questions while your fresh food is being prepared (for pulled forward customer)? Have you been to this restaurant before?"

  • What do you like about the service and the food here?

  • What can we do better?

  • What was the best part of today's visit?

  • What could we have done better?

  • Note any issues brought up:

  • Text for S19-US will appear in GDCT as such:
    Over the course of your visit, interact wit 3 customers (recommendation is to focus interactions on in-store customers unless it is easy to do Drive-thru interactions without interfering with Drive-thru operations and delaying customers from their hot food) to evaluate the customer's experience.

  • How was your service experience?

  • What was the best thing about your experience today?

  • What could we have done better?

  • Have you been to this restaurant before?

  • Was your experience today consistent with past visit?

  • What was different?

  • Quality of food

  • Friendliness of service

  • Accuracy of order

  • Speed of service

  • Cleanliness of restaurant

  • Other (describe)

ACCURACY

  • S20-US Are drive-thru orders checked for accuracy before being presented to the customer? {3pts.}

  • Presenter not double checking the order

  • Drive thru order taker did not repeat the entire order and finish by asking "Is that correct?"

  • COD screen is broken or not readable

  • S21-US Are correct food and drink items received throughout the shift (including correct sizes, flavors and grill orders)? (If 2 or more customers return with inaccurate orders, then question should be scored "no".) {3pts.}

  • Missing sandwich/entree

  • Received wrong sandwich/entree

  • Sandwich/entree not prepared as requested

  • Sandwich/entree missing one or more ingredients

  • Missing French Fry or Potato Product

  • Missing drink

  • Received wrong drink

  • Other (describe)

  • S22 Are condiments, napkins, and straws/stirrers, Happy Meal toys received (or condiment bar well stocked) throughout the shift? (If 2 or more customers return with inaccurate orders, then question should be scored "no".) {3pts.}

  • Missing dressing or causes

  • Received wrong dressing or sauce

  • Condiment bar not stocked

  • Missing Happy Meal toy

  • Received wrong Happy Meal toy

  • Missing correct number of napkins

  • Other (describe)

  • S23 TABLE SERVICE: Are accurate food and drink items neatly presented with condiments and napkins provided? (If 2 or more customers return with inaccurate orders, then question should be scored "no".) {3pts.}

  • Order not verified for accuracy by server

  • Missing sandwich/entree

  • Received wrong sandwich/entree

  • Sandwich/entree missing ingredients

  • Missing French Fry or Potato Product

  • Missing drink

  • Received wrong drink

  • No napkins provided

  • Food and drink items not presented neatly

  • Other (describe)

FAST-SERVICE TIMES It is recommended that you take 3-5 service times in one rotation between DT and FC until you have captured 20 times for the restaurant.

FRONT COUNTER

  • S24 Record 10 Service Times in FC (during peak, if possible).

  • If restaurant does not have a drive-thru, take 20 times at the FC.

  • If restaurant has self order kiosk or table service, evaluate the number of orders to align with the percentage of in Store business that flows through each if these channels.

  • Capture Wait Time, Order/Pay Time (unsecured), Service Time, and Fulfillment Time (where applicable) for the same customer (using DTimer where possible).

  • WAIT TIME - 5 POINTS: Timing begins when customer gets in line and ends when customer arrives at order point (includes FC, Self Order Kiosk or Handheld Order Taker). The average must be 90 seconds or less to achieve.

  • ORDER/PAY TIME- UNSCORED: Timing begins when the customer arrives at the order point (includes FC, Self Order Kiosk or Handheld Order Taker) and ends on receipt. This time is primarily customer driven and is used for diagnostic purpose.

  • SERVICE TIME-5 POINTS: Timing begins on receipt and ends when the last item is presented to customer ( or entire order is ready to deliver to the customer for Table Service). The average must be 90 seconds or less to achieve.

  • FULFILLMENT TIME-2 POINTS: (for Table Service) Timing begins when the entire order is ready to deliver to the customer and ends when the customer receives their order at the table. The average must be 45 seconds or less to achieve.

  • Time 1:

  • Time 2:

  • Time 3:

  • Time 4:

  • Time 5:

  • Time 6:

  • Time 7:

  • Time 8:

  • Time 9:

  • Time 10:

  • Does this restaurant have DT?

  • Time 11:

  • Time 12:

  • Time 13:

  • Time 14:

  • Time 15:

  • Time 16:

  • Time 17:

  • Time 18:

  • Time 19:

  • Time 20:

  • Calculation: Compute average time for all 10 customers (average all 20 times for FC-only restaurants):

  • Wait Time:

  • Did restaurant meet "Wait Time" timing standard? {5pts.}

  • Order/Pay Time:

  • Average Service Time:

  • Did restaurant meet "Service Time" timing standard? {5pts.}

  • Average Fulfillment Time:

  • Did restaurant meet "Fulfillment Time" timing standard? {2 pts.}

  • Did the restaurant miss any of the 3 Service Standards?

  • Check reason(s) below for diagnostic and discussion purposes:

  • Extreme high arrival rate

  • Not enough order points available

  • Customer not guided to appropriate order point

  • Large or complex orders caused long order taking ahead of customer

  • Large or complex orders took long to fulfill

  • Order taker not effective for orders ahead of customer

  • Side 2 of prep table not open when appropriate

  • Production equipment not positioned/working correctly

  • Production stock level not appropriate

  • Service equipment not positioned/working correctly

  • Service stock levels not appropriate

  • Order of assembly not correct

  • Front counter expeditor not positioned when appropriate

  • Dedicated beverage person not position when appropriate

  • Orders served off too quickly

  • Out of sequence present not used when appropriate

  • Manager nor reacting to danger zones

  • Other (describe)

DRIVE THRU

  • S25 Record 10 Service Times in DT (during peak, if possible).

  • -Capture Line Time, Order Time (unsecured), and Order End to Present End (OEPE) Time for same customer.

  • LINE TIME FROM 3RD CAR BEHIND THE ORDER POINT - 5 POINTS: Timing begins when the customer's wheels stop as the 3rd car behind the order point (not including the car at the order point) and ends when customer's wheels stop at the order point (if the line is less than 3 cars being the order point, begin to take timing when the customer's wheels stop.) The average must be 70 seconds or less to achieve. There are diagnostic unsecured questions used to assess when the line exceeds 3 cars past the order point.

  • ORDER TIME - UNSCORED: Timing begins when the customer's wheels stop at the order point (includes Handheld Order Taker) and timing ends when the customer completes their order. (i.e. CREW STATES "Your total is...") This time is primarily customer driven and is used for diagnostic purposes.

  • ORDER END TO PRESENT END (OEPE) TIME - 5 POINTS: Timing begins when customer completes their order (i.e. CREW STATES "Your Total is...") and timing ends when the last item is presented to customer. The average must be 120 seconds or less to achieve.

  • Time 1:

  • Time 2:

  • Time 3:

  • Time 4:

  • Time 5:

  • Time 6:

  • Time 7:

  • Time 8:

  • Time 9:

  • Time 10:

  • Calculation: Compute average time for all 10 customers:

  • Line Time from 3rd car behind the order point:

  • Did restaurant meet "Line Time from 3rd car behind the order point" timing standard? {5pts.}

  • Order Time:

  • Average OEPE:

  • Did restaurant meet "OEPE" timing standard? {5pts.}

  • Average Fulfillment Time:

  • Did the restaurant miss either of the Drive Thru Service Standards?

  • Check reason(s) below for diagnostic and discussion purposes:

  • The line ahead of the order point was stalled/not advancing

  • Large or complex orders

  • Tandem or Side by Side DT's did not have 2 assigned order takers

  • Customer not guided to the appropriate order point

  • COD/headsets not working properly/poor speaker quality

  • Extreme high arrival rate

  • Cashier was multitasking

  • Presenter was multitasking

  • Production stock levels not appropriate

  • Service equipment not positioned/working correctly

  • Service stock levels not appropriate

  • Not correctly staffed

  • Order of assembly not correct

  • Order of assembly not correct

  • Cars not being pulled forward

  • Dedicated beverage person not positioned when appropriate

  • Dedicated fry/hash brown person not positioned when appropriate

  • Orders served off too quickly

  • Manager not reacting to danger zones

  • Other, please identify

  • S26 Did high arrival burst cause the line to be beyond 3 cars behind the order point?

  • Shift manager is not aware of when burst occur (traffic patterns)

  • Crew are not positions appropriately to meet demand

  • Product is not available to meet demand

  • Other, please identify

  • S27 Are cars blocked from moving forward because of Order taking?

  • Order taking function is not split

  • Not enough order points open - opportunity to go to Tandem, SBS or Tablets

  • Opportunity with order taking function (new promotion, back to basics Order taking)

  • S28 Are cars blocked from moving forward because of Cash?

  • Cashier multitasking

  • Cash enablers are not in place (coin dispenser, tap and go signage, pin pad accessible)

  • Other, please identify

  • S29 Are cars blocked from moving forward because of Present?

  • Cars are not pulled forward consistently as needed

  • Production (kitchen or BDAP) not able to keep up with the demand

  • Other, please identify

  • S31 Does the restaurant team provide a good customer pull forward experience?

  • Customers are not told the reason they are being pulled forward with an estimated wait time

  • Customers are not re-greeted and condiments/utensils are not available when pull forward order is delivered

  • Customers do not have their order delivered in a timely manner

  • Other, please identify

  • S32 Is the restaurant executing pull forward procedures to help overall speed of service and build capacity?

  • Cars are held at the present window blocking the car behind from moving forward

  • Cars are held at present window and then asked to pull forward

  • Other, please identify

Cleanliness

  • The following ongoing Cleanliness elements should be observed being maintained throughout the visit and only scored after monitoring throughout the day:

  • Front counter and drive-thru (Question C1)

  • Kitchen (Question C5)

  • Beverage/condiment bar (Question C34)

  • Dining area - chairs, tables, floors (Questions C38 & C40)

  • Windows and doors (Question C42)

  • Restrooms (Question C46)

  • Exterior of the restaurant (Questions C52, C54-US, C55)

  • C1 are the front counter/Drive-thru areas (floors, baseboards, walls, ceiling, vents and lights) clean and maintained throughout the visit? {1pt.}

  • Floors not cleaned

  • Baseboards not clean

  • Walls not clean

  • Ceiling not in god repair

  • Vents not in good repair

  • Lights not in good repair

  • Other (describe)

  • C2 Are the front counter/Drive-thru areas (floors, baseboards, walls, ceiling, vents and lights) in good repair? {1pt.}

  • Floors not in good repair

  • Baseboards not in good repair

  • Walls not in good repair

  • Ceiling not in good repair

  • Vents not in good repair

  • Lights not in good repair

  • Other (describe)

  • C3 Do employees present at neat, clean, and healthy appearance and wear uniforms that are clean and in good condition? {3pts.}

  • Appearance not acceptable

  • Uniform not clean or in good condition

  • Other (describe)

  • C4-US Do the food handlers wear hair restraints? {1pt.}

  • C5 Are the kitchen walls, floors, ceiling, vents and lighting clean, and maintained throughout the visit? {1pt.}

  • Kitchen walls not clean

  • Kitchen floors not clean

  • Ceiling not clean

  • Vents not clean

  • Lighting not clean

  • Other (describe)

  • C6 Are the kitchen walls, floors, ceiling, vents and lighting in good repair? {1pt.}

  • Kitchen walls not in good repair

  • Kitchen floors not in good repair

  • Ceiling not in good repair

  • Vents not in good repair

  • Lighting not in good repair

  • Other (describe)

  • C7 Are all utensils/small parts (i.e. UHC trays, egg rings, brushes, tongs, spatulas, etc.) properly cleaned and available? {1pt.}

  • Utensils/small parts not clean

  • Utensils/small parts not available

  • Other (describe)

  • C8 Are all utensils/small parts (i.e. UHC trays, egg rings, brushes, tongs, spatulas, etc.) in good repair? {1pt.}

  • Utensils/small parts not in good repair

  • Other (describe)

  • C9 Are French fry fryers and bagging stations clean? {1pt.}

  • Top not clean

  • Stacks not clean

  • Lamp covers not clean

  • Doors not clean

  • Inside not clean

  • Bagging station not clean

  • Other (describe)

  • C10-US Are French fry fryers and bagging stations in good repair? {1pt.}

  • Stacks not in good repair

  • Lamp covers not in good repair

  • Lamp(s) are not working

  • Doors not in good repair

  • Bagging station not in good repair

  • Other (describe)

  • C11 Are fried product fryers clean?

  • Top not clean

  • Stacks not clean

  • Doors not clean

  • Inside not clean

  • Other (describe)

  • C12 Are fried product fryers in good repair? {1pt.}

  • Stacks not in good repair

  • Doors not in good repair

  • Other (describe)

  • C13 Are grills clean? {1pt.}

  • Grill surface not clean

  • Stacks not clean

  • Control panel not clean

  • Inside control panel not clean

  • Platens not clean

  • Grease pan(s) not clean

  • Other (describe)

  • C14 Are grills in good repair? {1pt.}

  • Grill surface not in good repair

  • Stacks not in good repair

  • Control panel not in good repair

  • Inside control panel not in good repair

  • Platens not in good repair

  • Grease pan(s) not in good repair

  • Other (describe)

  • C15 Are the Universal Holding Cabinets (UHCs) clean? {1pt.}

  • UHCs not clean

  • Other (describe)

  • C16 Are the Universal Holding Cabinets (UHCs) in good repair? {1pt.}

  • UHCs not in good repair

  • Other (describe)

  • C17 Are the Order Assembly Table (OAT) and Heating Landing Zones (HLZ) clean? {1pt.}

  • OAT/HLZs not clean

  • Other (describe)

  • C18 Are the Order Assembly Table (OAT) and Heated Landing Zones (HLZ) in good repair? {1pt}

  • OAT/HLZs not in good repair

  • Other (describe)

  • C19 Is prep area clean? {1pt.}

  • Prep table not clean

  • Prep area not clean

  • Biscuit oven not clean

  • Q-ing oven not clean

  • Other (describe)

  • C20 Is prep area in good repair? {1pt.}

  • Prep table not in good repair

  • Prep area not in good repair

  • Biscuit oven not in good repair

  • Q-ing oven not in good repair

  • Other (describe)

  • C21 Are all the toasters and steamers clean? {1pt.}

  • Toaster not clean

  • Steamer not clean

  • Other (describe)

  • C22 Are all the toasters and steamers in good repair? {1pt.}

  • Toaster not in good repair

  • Steamer not in good repair

  • CYT toaster not in good repair

  • Other (describe)

  • C23 All ice machines are clean (including condenser/evaporator). Inspect the inside of all ice machine storage bins and ice chutes on ABS systems to check for visual signs of build-up. Document part and check reasons below. {1pt.}

  • Part:

  • Visual signs of build-up

  • Ice machines not clean

  • Other (describe)

  • C24 Is ice transported from the ice machine to ice bins using only clean ice buckets and are ice buckets stored properly when not in use? {1pt.}

  • Buckets not clean

  • Buckets not stored properly

  • Other (describe)

  • C25 Are ice scoops used to dispense ice from ice bins into cups or ice buckets and are ice scoops kept in scoop holders when not in use? {1pt.}

  • Scoops not used to dispense ice

  • Scoops not kept in scoop holders

  • Other (describe)

  • C26 Is the back sink area clean, including floors, shelves, walls and baseboards throughout the visit? {1pt.}

  • Floor not clean

  • Sink not clean

  • Shelves not clean

  • Walls not clean

  • Baseboards not clean

  • Other (describe)

  • C27 Are the dry storage areas clean (shelves, floors, walls, light fixtures, ceilings, etc.) throughout the visit? {1pt.}

  • Floor not clean

  • Shelves not clean

  • Walls not clean

  • Baseboards not clean

  • Light fixtures not clean

  • Ceiling not clean

  • Multiplex not clean

  • Washing machines(s) not clean

  • Other (describe)

  • C28 Are all walk-in and reach-in refrigerators and freezers clean? {1pt.}

  • Walk-in freezer not clean

  • Reach-in freezers not clean

  • Walk-in refrigerator not clean

  • Reach-in refrigerator not clean

  • Other (describe)

  • C29 Are all walk-in and reach-in refrigerators and freezers in good repair? {1pt.}

  • Walk-in freezer not in good repair

  • Reach-in freezers not in good repair

  • Walk-in refrigerator not in good repair

  • Reach-in refrigerators not in good repair

  • Other (describe)

  • C30 Is juice dispenser clean? {1pt.}

  • Juice dispenser not clean

  • Other (describe)

  • C31 Is juice dispenser in good repair? {1pt.}

  • Juice dispenser not in good repair

  • Other (describe)

  • C32 Are shake and/or sundae machines clean? {1pt.}

  • Shakes machines not clean

  • Sundae machines not clean

  • Other (describe)

  • C33 Are shake and/or sundae machines in good repair? {1pt.}

  • Shakes machines not in good repair

  • Sundae machine not in good repair

  • Other (describe)

  • C33-US-01 Are Blended Ice Machine and McCafe Machine clean? {1pt.}

  • Blended Ice machine not clean

  • McCafe machine not clean

  • Other (describe)

  • C33-US-02 Are Blended Ice Machines and McCafe Machines in good repair? {1pt.}

  • Blended Ice machine not in good repair

  • McCafe machine not in good repair

  • Other (describe)

  • C34 Is the lobby beverage/condiment bar clean throughout the visit? {3pts.}

  • C35-US Are the drink towers, diffusers and nozzles clean? Inspect drink tower nozzles and diffusers (and the bottom of the valve body after removing the nozzle at each drink tower) to check for any signs of build-up. {1pt}

  • Part:

  • Visual signs of build-up

  • Not clean

  • Not sanitized

  • Other (describe)

  • C36-US Are the drink towers, diffusers and nozzles clean? inspect drink tower nozzles and diffusers (and the bottom of the valve body after removing the nozzle at each drink tower) to check for any signs of disrepair. {1pt.}

  • Part:

  • Not in good repair

  • Other (describe)

  • C36-US-01 Iced Tea dispensers, in Drive-thru and on beverage/condiment bar are clean, and lids are properly placed on the tea dispenser. {1pt.}

  • Visual signs of build-up

  • Not clean

  • Tea dispenser liner not used or used properly

  • Other (describe)

  • C36-US-02 Iced Tea dispensers, in Drive-thru and on beverage/condiment bar are in good repair and secured with proper lid retaining clips or other securing devices as required local regulations. {1pt.}

  • Not in good repair

  • Lid not placed on dispenser properly

  • Tea dispenser lid retaining clips or other securing devices ate not being used properly

  • Other (describe)

  • C37 Are the guest dining area trays clean and are they in good condition? Also, are they positioned properly and in good supply? (No warped, bent or cracked trays. Enough supply for peak period based on local restaurant conditions.) {3pts.}

  • Not cleaned after every use

  • Not washed daily

  • Not rinsed daily

  • Not sanitized daily

  • Not in good condition

  • Not positioned properly

  • Not in good supply

  • Other (describe)

  • C38 Are the decor, tables, seats and high chairs cleaned and maintained clean throughout the shift, and using separate towels for seats and high chairs than from the ones used to wipe tables? {3pts.}

  • Separate towels not used

  • Not cleaned throughout shift

  • Correct cleaning solution not used

  • Decor not clean

  • Tables not clean

  • Seats not clean

  • High chairs not clean

  • Other (describe)

  • C39 Are the decor, tables, seats and high chairs in good repair? {3pts.}

  • Decor not in good repair

  • Tables not in good repairs

  • Seats not in good repairs

  • High chairs not in good repairs

  • Other (describe)

  • C40 Are the dining room floors, ceiling, vents, lighting and walls clean? {1pt.}

  • Floors not clean

  • Ceiling not clean

  • Vents not clean

  • Lighting not clean

  • Walls not clean

  • Other (describe)

  • C41 Are the dining room floors, ceiling, vents, lighting and walls in good repair? {1pt.}

  • Floors not in good repair

  • Ceiling not in good repair

  • Vents not in good repair

  • Lighting not in good repair

  • Walls not in good repair

  • Other (describe)

  • C42 Are all windows and doors spot cleaned throughout the visit? {1pt.}

  • Windows not clean

  • Doors not clean

  • Other (describe)

  • C43 Are all windows and doors in good repair? {1pt.}

  • Windows not in good repairs

  • Doors not in good repairs

  • Other (describe)

  • C44 Are the inside waste receptacles clean? {1pt.}

  • Not cleaned daily

  • Not sanitized daily

  • Other (describe)

  • C45 Are the inside waste receptacles in good repair? {1pt.}

  • Not inspected daily

  • Not in good repair

  • Other (describe)

  • C46 Are the restroom walls, floors and fixtures (e.g., faucets, hand dryers, toilets, changing stations, lighting, etc.) clean stocked and maintained throughout the visit? {3pts.},

  • Walls not clean

  • Floors not clean

  • Faucets/sicks not clean

  • Hand dryers not clean

  • Sinks not clean

  • Toilets not clean

  • Changing station not clean

  • Lighting not clean

  • Soap not stocked

  • Toilet paper or disposable hand towels not stocked

  • Other (describe)

  • C47 Are the restroom walls, floors and fixtures (e.g. faucets, hand dryers, toilets, changing station, lighting. etc.) in good repair? {3pts.}

  • Walls not in good repair

  • Floors not in good repair

  • Faucets/Sink sensors not working properly

  • Hand dryers not working

  • Toilets not in good repair

  • Changing station not in good repair

  • Lighting not in good repair

  • Other (describe)

  • C48 Is exterior of the building (walls, soffit, exterior doors, fascia, trim,etc.) clean? {1pt.}

  • Walls not clean

  • Soffits not clean

  • Fascia not clean

  • Trim not clean

  • Other (describe)

  • C49 Is exterior of the building (walls, soffit, exterior doors, fascia, trim, etc.) in good repair? {1pt.}

  • Walls not in good repair

  • Soffits not in good repair

  • Fascia not in good repair

  • Trim not in good repair

  • Other (describe)

  • C50 Are all signage, flags, and exterior lighting clean? {1pt.}

  • Signage not clean

  • Flags not clean

  • Lighting not clean

  • Other (describe)

  • C51 Are all signage, flags, and exterior lighting in good repair? {1pt.}

  • Signage not in good repair

  • Flags in poor condition

  • Lighting not in good repair

  • Other (describe)

  • C52 Are the walks, patios and exterior seating clean? {1pt.}

  • Walks not clean

  • Patios not clean

  • Exterior seating not clean

  • Other (describe)

  • C52-US Are the walks, patios and exterior seating in good repair? {1pt.}

  • Walks not in good repair

  • Patios not in good repair

  • Exterior seating not in good repair

  • Other (describe)

  • C53 Are the parking lot areas in good repair? {1pt.}

  • Potholes in parking lot

  • Oil spot build-up

  • Cracks in pavement

  • Lot striping faded/unclear

  • Other (describe)

  • C54-US Are the parking lot, Drive-thru lane and landscaping free from debris and litter throughout the visit? {3pts.}

  • Parking lot not free of debris and litter

  • Landscaping not free of debris and litter

  • Drive-thru not free of debris and litter

  • Other (describe)

  • C55 Is the area surrounding the restaurant free of litter throughout the visit? {1pt.}

  • C56 Is the Drive-thru menu board clean? {1pt.}

  • Menu board not clean

  • Other (describe)

  • C57 Is the Drive-thru menu board in good repair? {1pt.}

  • Menu board not in good repair

  • Other (describe)

  • C58 -US Is all Point of Sale (POS) equipment, including the Customer Order Display (COD) and Drive -thru speaker, in god repair(functioning properly, if applicable)? {3pts.}

  • COD

  • Key station

  • Monitors

  • Bump bars

  • Printers

  • Coin Changers

  • Credit Card Readers

  • Other (describe)

  • C59 KIOSK: Are kiosks clean, in good repair and functioning properly? {3pts.}

  • Kiosk not clean

  • Kiosk not in good repair

  • Kiosk not functioning properly

  • Other (describe)

  • C58 Is the corral area (waste container, compactor, gates, pad, walls, grease container, etc.) clean and are the containers covered and gates kept closed throughout the visit?

  • Corral area not clean

  • Corral area has significant odor

  • Containers not covered

  • Gates not kept closed

  • Other (describe)

  • C61 Is the corral area (waste container, compactor, gates, pad, walls, grease container,etc.) in good repair? {1pt.}

  • Items in corral area not in good repair

  • Containers not in good repair

  • Gates not in good repair

  • Other (describe)

  • C62 Are the outside trash receptacles cleaned and emptied as required? {1pt.}

  • Not cleaned

  • Not emptied

  • Other (describe)

  • C63 Are the outside trash receptacles in good repair? {1pt.}

  • Not in good repair

  • Other (describe)

  • C64-US Is PlayPlace clean? {1pt.}

  • PlayPlace equipment not clean

  • PlayPlace floors not clean

  • PlayPlace tables not clean

  • PlayPlace chairs not clean

  • PlayPlace walls, ceilings, trashcans, etc. not clean

  • Equipment safety surfaces and flooring not clean

  • Vents not clean

  • Other (describe)

  • C63 Is PlayPlace in good repair? {1pt.}

  • PlayPlace equipment not in good repair

  • PlayPlace floors not in good repair

  • PlayPlace tables not in good repair

  • PlayPlace chairs not in good repair

  • PlayPlace walls, ceilings, trashcans, etc. not in good repair

  • Safety surface not in good repair

  • Other (describe)

Safety & Security

  • PLEASE NOTE: The US BSV Safety & Security section starts with Question SS-2-US

Occupational Safety (Crew)

  • SS-2-US Is there a current, written emergency action plan in place in the event of a major disaster, including tornado, flood, hurricane, typhoon, earthquake, fire, chemical release, etc. {1pt.}

  • No written plan

  • Plan is not current (phone numbers, people, agency contacts, etc.)

  • Other (describe)

  • SS-3-US Are all emergency exits and fire extinguishing equipment visible, accessible, operational and in good condition?<br>{CRITICAL COMPLIANCE 3}

  • Exit door(s) in locked from the inside requiring a key to open

  • Exit door(s) or path to exit(s) is blocked preventing passage

  • Exit door(s) are not visible

  • Exit door(s) are not operational

  • Fire extinguisher(s) are not visible

  • Fire extinguisher(s) is blocked or not fully charged (indicator not in green arc)

  • Walk-in refrigerators and/or freezers do not have working emergency door releases

  • Other (describe)

  • SS-4 Is personal protective equipment (face shield, apron,gloves, oven mitts) accessible and in good condition and being used correctly? {CRITICAL COMPLIANCE 3}

  • Personal protective equipment not readily accessible

  • Holes or tears in gloves, mitts, apron or cracks in face shield

  • Observed not being used correctly

  • Other (describe)

  • SS-5 Are self-serve ice machine storage bin lids (overhead style) correctly in place and not at risk of falling? {1pt.}

CHEMICAL SAFETY

  • SS-6-US Safety Data sheets are available and accessible for all chemical products that are being used in the restaurant and crew have been trained on their use. {1pt.}

  • Safety Data Sheets could not be located or are incomplete/not current

  • Crew have not been trained in how to read or use Safety Data Sheets

  • Other (describe)

  • SS-7 Only approved cleaning products/chemicals are being used(from approved supplier). {1pt.}

  • SS-8 All spray bottles are properly labeled with the product's name. {1pt.}

SLIP AND FALL PREVENTION

  • SS-9 are floors clean and slip resistant when walked on? {1pt.}

  • Not mopping floors frequently enough <1x per day

  • Not deck brushing frequently enough <1x per week

  • Grease and oil build-up on kitchen flooring or in lobby and seating areas

  • No dedicated mop buckets and mops for kitchen and lobby areas (no color coding used)

  • Mop buckets contain dirty water-cleaning solution is not being changed when appropriate

  • Other (describe)

  • SS-10 "Caution Wet Floor" signs are used appropriately. {3pts.}

  • Signs not used during mopping or while floor is still wet

  • Signs not placed correctly or not visible to customers and crew in area being mopped

  • Other (describe)

  • SS-11 Are exterior walkways, patios, parking lots, curbs, ramps and driveways in good repair and free of obstacles and conditions in which a person could slip on or trip over? {3pts.}

  • Uneven or damaged (holes, cracks, etc.) walking surfaces

  • Debris, oil, ice or other obstacles and/or substances are present

  • Other (describe)

FIRE PREVENTION

  • SS-12 The ventilation hoods, ducts and fans over fryers and grills are inspected and cleaned by a qualified service compony at least every six months. {1pt.}

  • No regular inspection or cleaning program implemented

  • Inspected and cleaned at a frequency greater than 6 months

  • Other (describe)

  • SS-13 Grill and fryer filters are cleaned regularly and in good repair. {1pt.}

  • Excessive oil or grease noted on filters

  • Filters are damaged or spaces noted between filter panels

  • Other (describe)

  • SS-14 No excessive build-up of grease or food debris under grills and fryers. {1pt.}

  • SS-15-US Does the restaurant have an automatic, fixed fire suppression system(s) installed over all fryers and grills, is in good condition and inspected and serviced by a qualified service company at least every six months and a K Class fire extinguisher is present? Note: All restaurants should have a K Class (silver) portable extinguisher within 30 feet of the fryers or grill. {CRITICAL COMPLIANCE 3}

  • No automatic fire suppression system (ex: Ansul) installed over all fryers and grills and no manual system utilized

  • Some automatic fire suppression system(s) installed, but not over all fryers and grills

  • Automatic fire suppression system is in disrepair or non-functioning

  • Automatic fire suppression system has not been inspected and serviced within the last 6 months

  • No K Class fire extinguisher present

  • Other (describe)

  • SS-16 Electrical outlets, connectors and cords in the restaurant are in good repair. {1pt.}

  • Cord is frayed (exposed wire)

  • Outlet plate is not in place

  • Other (describe)

  • SS-17-US Does the main gas line have an easily accessible shut-off valve ( only if using gas utilities) and does the manager know where the shut-off valve is? {1pt.}

  • Gas shut-off valve could not be located

  • Gas shut-off valve was not accessible or non-functioning

  • Manager did not know where the shut off valve is located

  • Other (describe)

  • SS-18-US Gasoline or other flammable liquids are properly stored inside the restaurant. {1pt.}

  • Gasoline or other flammable liquids are stored in the restaurant, including in the equipment, i.e., lawn mower, edger, snow blower, etc.

  • Gasoline and other flammable liquids are not stored in approved fire cabinets

  • Other (describe)

CARBON DIOXIDE ( CO₂ ) SAFETY

  • SS-19-US CO₂ (Carbon Dioxide) tank, beverage and cylinder systems are secured and in good condition. {CRITICAL COMPLIANCE 3}<br>

  • Bulk CO₂ tank is dented, corroded or shows signs of excessive frosting (Some frosting near the bottom of the tank in high use periods is acceptable)

  • The CO₂ Tank vent line (green line) is visible disconnected from fill box or other connection that vents to the outdoors, spliced together or has cuts or holes in it.

  • Bulk CO₂ Tank vent line consists of more than one piece spliced together

  • Lines show cracks, kinks, loose fitting, other miscellaneous signs of damage

  • High pressure cylinders are not secured (to prevent tipping)

  • Bulk Tank fill box or where vent line discharges is improperly located (should be located outdoors, above ground level, and not surrounded by other walls/structures)

  • Other (describe)

  • SS-20 CO₂ Detector, warnings and equipment are installed correctly and are operational. (A Carbon Monoxide - or CO - detector is not acceptable). {CRITICAL COMPLIANCE 3}

  • CO₂ Detector(s) is not present

  • CO₂ Detector(s) is not located near bulk CO₂ tank or high pressure cylinders and/or is mounted higher than a maximum of 18" off the floor

  • CO₂ Detector(s) or Central Display Unit's indicator/power light is not operational

  • CO₂ Detector(s) is not plugged in or has tape covering detection device

  • CO₂ warning signs are not present at entrances where bulk tanks, cylinder, beverage machines and bag-in-box containers are located.

  • Warning strobe/siren is not mounted outside the entrance to the CO₂ area

  • A Bulk Tea System is present, and there is not a CO₂ detector mounted inside the walk-in and a siren/strobe mounted outside of the walk-in

  • Detector are not present in confined areas where CO₂ is present (basement, for example)

  • Other (describe)

SECURITY

  • SS-21 All walk-in refrigerated unit locking mechanisms are in good operating condition. {1Pt.}

  • Freezer receiving window has no locking mechanism/is not properly locked

  • Freezer main door has no key locking mechanism/is not in good operating condition

  • Other (describe)

  • SS-22 Drive-thru windows are locked and secured when unattended. Drive-thru windows have self-latching locks which are in good operating condition. {1Pt.}

  • SS-23 For free-standing type restaurants, the back door is kept shut and locked except during deliveries or emptying trash (and working back door alarm is activated when not in use). {1Pt.}

  • Back door observed left open during visit

  • Back door lock missing or is non-functional

  • Other (describe)

  • SS-24-US Is there a safe, locked and functioning at all times, located in the manager's office or other secure location? {1Pt.}

  • No safe present

  • Safe not located in a secure location

  • Safe not locked

  • Safe not functioning

  • Other (describe)

  • SS-25-US Is there a designated room/area to enable safe cash handling and housing of IT equipment? {1Pt.}

  • No such designated room/area in restaurant

  • Room present but not able to safely handle cash

  • Room present but does not provide/enable safe housing of IT equipment

  • Other (describe)

  • SS-26-US Are proper security procedures followed when opening or closing the restaurant? {1Pt.}

  • Staggered opening and closing procedures not followed (Free Standing Restaurants)

  • Staggered opening and closing procedures plan not implemented or followed ( Non-Traditional Restaurants)

  • Other (describe)

BUILDING SAFETY

  • SS-27-US Are all flag poles, lot light poles, and sign poles including their base plates and anchor bolts in good repair? {1pt.}

  • Base plates and anchor bolts are covered or buried by landscape materials, debris or concrete

  • Base plates, anchor bolts and foundations show visible repair or maintenance issues (including excessive corrosion, blistering, or cracking of the pole, anchor bolts, base plate, or foundation)

  • Other (describe)

  • SS-28 Are interior and exterior chairs tables stable, properly attached and without defects? {3pts.}

  • SS-29 For stand-alone restaurants, are the interior roof hatches equipped with internal ladders that have a railing or other handhold extending above the roof line to enable safe transfer from the ladder to the roof's surface? {1pt.}

PLAYPLACE OR PLAYLAND SAFETY

  • Does this restaurant have a Playplace or Playland installed?

  • Answer Question SS 30-33-US If There Is A PlayPlace or PlayLand Installed

  • SS-30 Annual PlayPlace/PlayLand safety inspection has been completed and corrective action has occurred as needed? {1pt.}

  • No annual inspection completed within last 12 months

  • Annual inspection completed but corrective actions were incomplete

  • Other (describe)

  • SS-31 PlayPlace/PlayLand equipment is inspected daily and in good repair? {3pts.}

  • Equipment is not inspected on daily basis

  • Equipment has noticeable damage to components (holes, tears, cracks, missing hardware, etc.)

  • Other (describe)

  • SS-32 PlayPlace/PlayLand equipment and flooring are clean and odor-free?

  • Equipment is dirty, has stains or food debris in or on it

  • Equipment has odor

  • Other (describe)

  • SS-33-US Obsolete/unapproved equipment is not in use (ball pools, Big Mac climber, outdoor metal slides, electric riders, bounce and bend, riders with spring base, swings, etc.)? {CRITICAL COMPLIANCE 3}

Food Safety Procedures Verification

Hand washing procedures, cross contamination prevention and sanitation supplies

  • FS1-US Required supplies are at all hand washing sinks to include warm running water. Hand wash sinks are only used for hand washing and not for preparing food or storing equipment. Hand wash is easily accessed by employees.

  • Hand washing sink knobs not working well

  • Soap dispenser empty/not working

  • No warm running water

  • No paper towel/working hand dryer

  • Hand washing sink obstructed and not accessible

  • Hand washing sink used for other purposes

  • Other (describe)

  • FS2-US Hands are properly washed following proper hand washing procedures at the appropriate times. A system is in place to ensure hourly hand washing by all employees preparing food.

  • Hands not washed on hourly basis

  • Hand washing clock not working

  • Hands not washed after using restroom/taking a break

  • Hands not washed after handling raw products and working on other station, e.g., prep table

  • Hands not washed after tasks such as handling waste, touching face, hair, picking something of the floor, etc.

  • Hand washing sink/taps not accessible

  • Other (describe)

  • FS3-US Blue or colored disposable glove procedures or tongs are used to prevent cross-contamination when handling all raw meat or poultry products (including shell eggs) at the grill station. Dedicated utensils are used for raw products (e.g. the yellow egg yolk breaking tools is only used to break egg yolks).

  • Gloves not discarded when removed/are being reused

  • Yellow egg breaking tool not available

  • Yellow egg breaking tool used for items other than raw eggs

  • Utensils other than yellow egg breaking tool used to break raw egg yolks

  • Bare hands used with raw product at grill

  • Other (describe)

  • FS4-US Clear/white disposable gloves worn for food preparation of ready to eat foods at the sandwich prep table, salad prep table, for iced/sweet tea preparation and in all other areas to prevent bare hand contact with any cooked or ready-to-eat foods.

  • Hands not washed prior to putting on a new clean pair of disposable gloves

  • Gloves not worn when preparing sandwiches, salads, burritos or iced tea

  • Gloves not replaced when damaged/contaminated

  • Gloves not discarded when removed/being reused

  • Gloves not changed and hands not washed if become contaminated

  • Other (describe)

  • FS5 Sanitized towel buckets contain a sufficient number of towels and sanitizer solution at the correct concentration checked with the appropriate test strip.

  • Fresh bucket with sanitized towels not prepared

  • Bucket does not contain sanitizer

  • Buckets not labeled

  • Not enough towels in fresh bucket (40 cloths max/bucket)

  • Used towels mixed with fresh towels

  • Bucket is soiled

  • Sanitizer level is not at correct concentration

  • Test trips not available to check sanitizer concentration

  • Other (describe)

  • FS6-US All UHC trays, grill utensils, prep table utensils and utensils holders are clean (no build up) and are washed and sanitized at least every 4 hours. Back sink and soap/sanitizer dispensers or dishwashers must function (hot water 110°F or higher) and all supplies must be available. Check that sanitizer solution has the right concentration with an appropriate test strip.

  • UHC trays, utensils and utensil holders are not clean

  • Items are not being cleaned and sanitized every 4 hours

  • Back sink dispenser/ware washer not operating properly

  • Sanitizer solution not at the correct concentration

  • Dirty utensils resting in back sink for more than 4 hours

  • Water at back sink is not 110°F or hotter

  • No test stripes available

  • Other (describe)

  • FS7 Sanitizer-soaked towels and grill cloths used at food or beverage preparation areas must be placed into the soiled towel bucket after using and not be left sitting out on kitchen surfaces

Temperature Standards and Controls

  • Have the restaurant manager (or staff assigned to complete the checklist) demonstrate procedures for questions FS8-FS15. This will help determine compliance to FS16

  • Pyrometer with needle probe is calibrated and working correctly.

  • Probes not complete/missing

  • Pyrometer not calibrated

  • Probes damaged

  • Unapproved pyrometer in use

  • Other (describe)

  • FS9-US Refrigerated products inside all refrigerated units are at or below 40°F (4°C) (including shake/sundae reservoir).

  • Walk in cooler

  • Reach in cooler

  • Prep line

  • Grill side refrigerator

  • McCafe 1

  • McCafe 2

  • Shake/sundae reservoir

  • Milk/Beverage coolers

  • Salad displays

  • Other (describe)

  • FS10 Walk-in freezer and any other primary storage freezers at 0°F (-18°C) oe below. Secondary storage freezers are keeping all products solidly frozen.

  • Walk in freezer

  • Reach in freezer

  • Kitchen wall freezer

  • Grill side freezer

  • Fry freezer

  • Frozen fry dispenser

  • Other (describe)

  • FS11-US The internal temperature of Filet-O-Fish portions after cooking are or above 150°F (66°C)

  • For items FS12-FS15, if any item is missed, the restaurant is considered un acceptable on food safety procedures verification. Be sure to check a full run of product for each section of grill or fryer on or in which the product is being cooked.

  • FS12 The internal temperatures of beef patties after cooking are at or above 155°F (69°C) {CRITICAL CONDITION}

  • FS13 The internal temperatures of raw chicken products after cooking are at or above 165°F (74°C) {CRITICAL CONDITION}

  • FS14-US The internal temperatures of breakfast sausage after cooking are at or above 155°F (69°C) for sausage made from beef or pork and 165°F (74°C) for sausage made from poultry. {CRITICAL CONDITION}

  • FS15 Cooked McMuffin round egg have gelled yolks (are not runny). Internal temperatures are at or above 155°F (69°C). {CRITICAL CONDITION}

Procedures, Programs, Standards and Training

  • If item FS16-US or FS25-US are missed, the restaurant is considered unacceptable on food safety procedures verification.

  • FS16-US Managers (or staff assigned to complete the checklist) have been trained on and can demonstrate how to properly complete the procedures on the Daily Food Safety Checklist. {CRITICAL CONDITION}

  • FS17-US All managers (including shift managers) are trained and certified in food safety through ServSafe (or an equivalent and accredited food safety training course).

  • Proof of food safety training not available

  • Certification is overdue and needs to be reissued

  • Not all managers have been trained and certified

  • Food safety certificate not available

  • Other (describe)

  • FS18-US At least the last 60 days of correctly completed Daily Food Safety Checklist are available.

  • FS19-US At least the last two correctly completed Monthly Food Safety Procedures Verifications are available

  • FS20 Opened packages of food in storage, (refrigerators and freezers) are covered/wrapped and stored according to proper procedures.

  • Beef

  • Chicken

  • Fish

  • Breakfast meats

  • Potatoes

  • Bakery/Buns

  • Produce

  • Cheese/Dairy

  • Other (describe)

  • FS21 All refrigerated products are in code (within primary shelf life).

  • Produce

  • Cheese/Dairy

  • Sauces

  • Other (describe)

  • FS22 Secondary shelf lives of refrigerated foods held at room temperature and in refrigerators are marked and the products are being used within their secondary shelf lives.

  • Produce

  • Cheese/Dairy

  • Sauces

  • Other (describe)

  • FS23 Leftover heated foods are discarded (including any shake/sundae mix removed from heat treatment shake/sundae machines).

  • FS24 Crew training and verification on food safety/sanitation (Cleanliness, Sanitation and Food Safety training equivalent) is being done in accordance with local regulations or McDonald's minimum Food Safety training requirements in absence of more stringent local regulations.

  • FS25-US The restaurant building, corral and any area within 10 feet (3m) from the building (i.e. inside the drive thru lane) is clear from infestation by rats, mice, insects and birds. Check these areas for any signs of pests. If the restaurant has signs of a pest infestation this is considered a fail. Include in the comments the specifics on what you observed. {CRITICAL CONDITION}

  • FS25-US-01 Pest management program and pest prevention steps and behaviors are in place and are being managed effectively. The restaurant is properly pest proofed to prevent entry of pests (e.g. gaps under doors are sealed). Review the most recent pest control report, ensuring all recommendations have been corrected. If the pest management program and pest prevention steps and behaviors are not in place or are not complete, then mark this question as no. Include in the comments specifics on what you observed.

  • FS26 Review the most recent health department inspection form, ensuring all food safety violations noted by the health department have been corrected.

  • FS27-US All food, food packaging and cleaning chemicals are from approved sources.

  • Food not from approved sources

  • Packaging not from approved sources

  • Cleaning chemicals not from approved sources

  • Other (describe)

  • FS28 Chemicals are stored away from food.

Building & Equipment Survey

  • STORE OPENING OR REBUILD DATE:

  • Highest Peak Hour Guest Count:

  • Highest Peak Hour Sandwich Count:

  • If restaurant has addendum(s) for equipment, etc., note them here and which questions they relate to:

  • BE1 Indicate the building configuration:

  • BE2 Does restaurant recycle used cooking oil?

  • BE3 Does restaurant recycle corrugated (cardboard) material?

  • BE4 Do the inside waste receptacles offer sorting for different types of waste beyond general trash? Check all waste bin options that apply.

  • Does this Restaurant have a Drive-thru?

Drive-Thru

  • BE5-US What type of Drive Thru does the restaurants have?

  • BE6 Does the restaurant have 5 (7 for two at a time order taking) working DT Headsets?

  • BE7-US Does restaurant have a LCD COD? If not, fill in reason below:

  • BE8 If Restaurant has single order point drive-thru, do they have a minimum of 3 key stations and one printer?

  • BE9 Does restaurant have minimum 60 feet (18.3m) from first order point to center line of cash window (100 feet or 30.5m is optimal)?

  • BE10-US Does Drive-thru have 42-45 feet (12.8-13.7m) feet between cash and present windows? (measured from center line of open windows)

  • BE11 Does restaurant have DT windows with self-latching/locking mechanism with self-closing feature?

  • BE12-US Does Restaurant have a Drive-thru lan "danger zone" camera system?

  • BE13-US Are Drive-thru lanes marked visually and directional flow identified with pavement markings and a comfortable turning radius?

  • BE14-US Is there enough space before the Drive-thru entrance point to accommodate 3 car stacking from point of entry?

  • BE15-US Is there enough space between the end of the Drive-thru lane and parking lot ext to accommodate 3 car stacking?

  • BE16 Does the car at the present booth have the ability to safely maneuver past out-of-sequence present areas and exit the site?

  • BE-17-US Does Drive-thru have a prominent gateway located to identify clear access point with height restriction?

  • BE18-US Is Drive-thru menu board located to be visible within the field of view for order car? (ideally visible to 2nd car in queue)

  • BE19 Does restaurant have merge points monitor (side by side only)?

  • BE20 How many out-of-sequence present positions are clearly identified with signage?

  • BE21-US If restaurant has side-by-side or tandem Drive-thru, do they have a minimum or 4 key stations and one printer?

  • BE22 How many present windows does the restaurant have?

  • BE22a Is the exterior of the building long enough to place 2nd present window 1.5 car lengths (9m or 30ft) forward of the current present window?

  • BE22b-US Where is the second present window located?

  • BE23 Does restaurant have 3 loop detectors (4 for Side by Side) (COD/Order point, cash window and present window)?

Front Counter

  • BE24 What Front Counter service system does the restaurant have?

  • BE24a Does restaurant have defined area and/or anchor point?

  • BE24b Does restaurant have a Order Ready Board (ORB)?

  • BE25 What additional service systems does this restaurant have?

  • BE26 How many POS key stations does the restaurant have?

  • BE27 Does restaurant have 1 printer per front counter register?

  • BE28 If Split Function Service, does restaurant have under-counter shelving at each front Counter order point (Be Well Served)? If Dual Point Service, is Order Present area organized to be Well Served Standards?

  • BE29 How many self order kiosks does the restaurant have?

Equipment

  • BE30 How many grills does the restaurant have?

  • Grill #1-

  • Grill #2-

  • Grill #3-

General Equipment

  • BE31 Does restaurant have forced air meat freezers?

  • BE32-US Does restaurant have the ability to toast both sides of the Big Mac Club in the prep line? Select all the toasters used in the restaurant:

  • BE33 Does restaurant have 2-sided HEATED prep table?

  • BE34 Does restaurant have a high density prep table with overshelf?

  • BE35 Does restaurant have 2 or more high-density, 6-slot UHC cabinets?

  • BE35-US Does the restaurant have sticky printers in use for McCafe and the prep line? How many are located on the prep line?

  • BE36c Mark the number of KVS monitors on the prep line for the REGULAR MENU & BREAKFAST MENU.

  • BE36d Mark the number of bump bars on the prep line for the REGULAR MENU & BREAKFAST MENU.

  • BE37-US In the French Fry station area, are there at least 3 vats (Full/Full/Full) available? If not, indicate how many are available:

  • BE37a-US Please use question BE37-US to indicate the manufacturer

  • BE38 Does restaurant have a frozen fry dispenser?

  • BE39 Does restaurant have 2 AccuSalt Dispensers with BLUE inserts for French Fries?

  • BE40 Does restaurant have a back fry ribbon bagging station?

  • BE41-US In the Fried Product (non-French Fry) station area, are there at least 3 vats (split/split/split) available? If not, indicate how many are available:

  • BE41a-US Please use question BE41-US to indicate the manufacturer

  • BE42 How many fryers does the restaurant have?

  • Fryer #1-

  • Fryer #2-

  • Fryer #3-

  • BE43 Does restaurant have an automated fire suppression system (Ansul) installed over all fryers and grills:

  • BE44 How many heat-treat shake, sundae or combo machine does the restaurant have?

  • Heat-treat shake, sundae or combo machine #1-

  • Heat-treat shake, sundae or combo machine #2-

  • Heat-treat shake, sundae or combo machine #3-

  • BE45-US Does Restaurant have an Ice Machine that produces solid cubes

  • BE46 How many Initiation Points are there in the Kitchen?

  • BE47-US Does restaurant have monitor redesign (w NP6 or later)?

Building

  • BE48 Is there a dedicated area for learning within the restaurant for crew and managers?

  • BE49 How many safes does the restaurant have?

  • Safe #1-

  • Safe #2-

  • BE50-US Is there an energy efficient management system )EEMS) in the restaurant, controlling HVAC, lighting and signage from an approved global supplier (Siemens & Franke are currently approved suppliers)?

  • BE51 Does this restaurant have a video surveillance system with recording capabilities?

  • BE52 Indicate what type of play facility the restaurant has:

  • BE53 Do any entrances/exits open into or adjacent to a Drive-Thru or other traffic lane?

  • BE53 Do any entrances/exits open into or adjacent to a Drive-Thru or other traffic lane?

  • BE53.1 Is there a barrier or diversion railing that allows drivers to see people prior to the traffic lane?

  • BE53.1.1 Is there a clearly marked pedestrian crosswalk where a pedestrian route crosses a moving traffic lane from the restaurant entrance/exit to another area such as a sidewalk or parking lot?

  • BE54-US Does the restaurant have a working and accessible WiFi?

  • BE55-US Does restaurant have a food prep sink as required by local code?

  • BE56-US Does the restaurant participate in the Good Neighbor program? If yes, indicate which program(s) is used:

  • BE57-US Does the restaurant have LED Lighting? Mark all that apply:

  • BE58-US Select all of the following nutritional items that are posted and available:

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