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Day 1 - Dinner Orientation and Main Pass and Pastry

Liase with Erica Garis

Overview of the training and induction process for new staff members.

  • Restaurant overview

  • Uniform Standards and appearance

  • Punctuality and timekeeping

  • Paydays, rosters, tips

  • Health and Safety, hygiene, fire safety

  • Fat Duck Group Induction ( PowerPoint with a FOH Manager )

On service - Main Pass and Pastry Pass assisted by Team Leader Junior Waiter

Working alongside the kitchen to deliver food to the floor and continuing knowledge of the pass set up and opening responsibilities

  • Learn about table numbers and stations and position numbers

  • Learn about the main pass and pastry set up

  • Show the cage and where equipment is stored e.g. where we store printer rolls, inks and tray liners

  • Show the prep. Kitchen

  • How to carry a tray of food and when empty

  • Familiarise with bar area, where to deliver bar snacks

  • What to do and say when taking a tray into a station

  • Side dishes, sauces, side cutlery - how to assist when at the station

  • Observe kitchen and pastry. Begin to anticipate the kitchen needs for service, reload and assistance

  • Learn about which plates and equipment are needed in the kitchen for the whole menu

  • Understanding the ticket system, how it works

Signatures

  • Trainee Print

  • Team Leader Print

  • M.O.D. Print

Day 2 - Equipment and Reload

Review of layout of the restaurant

  • Working alongside the junior waiter team pre-service and during service, beginning with the basics of ‘equipment’. Ensuring that you are familiar with the items used and the condition that they must be maintained to.

  • Tray MEP

  • Bread MEP

  • Learn the location and storage of plates BOH

  • Identify the different styles of plates for each dish and different styles of board

  • Learn the standard for polishing and checking plates

  • Learn the standard for polishing and storing cutlery

  • Familiarise with the kitchen pass set up (crockery and equipment)

  • BOH cleaning schedule

  • Familiarise with all BOH checklists

  • Assist with the ‘reload’ of the kitchen plates during service

Signatures

  • Trainee print

  • Team Leader print

  • M.O.D. print

Day 3 - Glassware and ICT

Liase with Team Leader JW

  • Nitrogen training and induction to the still room. Service on glassware and nitro ice cream trolley assisted by Team Leader JW.

  • Learn about the Nitro set up and mise en place

  • Ticket system for ice cream trolley

  • Familiarise with toppings and their presentation

  • Custard storage and portion control

  • Liquid nitrogen safety training

  • Cleaning, refreshing and maintaining the trolley during service

  • Familiarise with glassware and still room set up

  • Familiarise with detergents and disinfectants for glassware machine

  • How to clean properly different type of glasses (training to be done with a sommelier)

  • Storage of glassware

  • What to do with barista equipment -tea set, spoon, sugar, cup and saucer

  • Familiarise with all still room checklists

Signatures

  • Trainee print

  • Team Leader print

  • M.O.D. print

Day 4 - Reset and Toilets

Service on resets and toilet checks

  • Stepping onto the dining room floor to assist with the set up of tables. Understanding the preparation of the room before service. Responsible for checking and maintaining the guest toilets.

  • Continue to learn all table numbers and position numbers

  • Learn where napkins, cutlery, and glassware are stored in the station

  • How to clear a vacant table with a tray

  • How to clean and wipe a table

  • Alignment, table positioning and table stability

  • Placement of napkin and glassware

  • Hostess communication

  • Toilet MEP

  • General cleaning: hand towel level, toilet paper level, toilet clean and tidy

  • Familiarise with toilet schedule checklist

  • Shadowing a senior FOH member: learn how to clear a table ( synchronise service), learn how to serve food (synchronise service), familiarise with open body etiquette.

Signatures

  • Trainee print

  • Team Leader print

  • M.O.D. print

Closing Procedures

Work alongside the junior waiter team to understand closing responsibilities. This will take place whenever you will be scheduled as a closing shift

  • Plates and cutlery polished

  • All tray liners removed

  • Check all the starter plates

  • Empty the rags bin including still room

  • BOH cleanliness and expectations: floor, drainers, bins, KP/BOH area

  • Ice cream station and trolleys deep clean (once per week)

  • Pass restock

  • Checking pack down with closing manager

  • Check mustard and ketchup

  • How to drain the dishwashing machine

  • Complete all deep cleaning week jobs

  • Familiarise with all BOH checklists

Signatures

  • Trainee print

  • Team Leader print

  • M.O.D. print

Opening Procedures

Working alongside the opening Junior Waiter. You will learn how to organise the job for the JW starting later and you will complete tasks needed to be done when opening.

  • Bring up a bag of Rags and a stack of service napkins

  • Fill up main pass with any crockery required

  • Fill up pastry pass with Tipsy Board and plates required

  • Set up 2 bread boxes

  • Oil 3 trays of butter slates, 18 per tray

  • Location to put our chicken pot, lid and wooden coaster (when required from the menu)

  • Check all plates before service (follow SOP how to polish plates)

  • Prepare cake boxes for the week(On Friday)

  • Top up Chef printer roll and ink

  • Cheese mise en place: 5 cheese boards, 5 ramekins, 5 side plates, service napkins (weekly job)

  • 4 x service cloths for bread

  • Line small and large trays

  • 1 member of the JW to set up still room in accordance to the check list

  • Trainee Print

  • Team Leader Print

  • M.O.D. Print

Table Talks & History

Now that you have the Junior Waiter training completed we will start to look at food and history. As part of your role you will be expected to serve and talk through the dishes with the guests if the head waiter or section waiter is not able to.

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