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FRONT OF THE HOUSE

  • Arrange dining room and patio tablesand bar seating to accommodate social distancing reuirements.

  • Wipe down and sanitize tabletops, seating and bar tops - de-gum as needed.

  • Clean tables, bases and level tables as needed.

  • Clean and sanitize hi-chairs and booster seats.

  • Clean and sanitize all bottles and shelves.

  • Clean and sanitize ice bins, refill bins.

  • Clean, sanitize and re-start frozen beverage machines per manufacturer's instructions.

  • Clean, sanitize and re-start coffee, espresso and tea machines - check and replace filters.

  • Clean and sanitize all soda and beer lines.

  • Clean and sanitize mats and carpeting.

  • Clean trays and tray holders.

  • Clean and refill caddies including all tabletop condiment items.

  • Wash and sanitize all placemats.

  • Inventory and clean all glassware, cups and saucers, dishes and serving pieces - reorder as needed.

  • Inventory beverages and liuor, place orders as necessary.

  • Wipe down all under-bar units, inside and out, and restock as needed.

  • Add Hand Sanitizer Station to entryway of restaurant.

  • Clean and sanitize menus and menu holders, print new menus if applicable.

  • Clean and/or dust windows and window sills, plants, decor items, light fixtures.

  • Clean and sanitize server station, stock with all items as needed.

TAKE OUT AND DELIVERY

  • Inventory take-out containers, cups and bags.

  • Investigate tamper-proof labels.

  • Set up to-go procedures for deliveries and pick-ups.

BACK OF THE HOUSE

  • Empty, clean and sanitize ice machines and bins.

  • Wipe down exterior and tops of ice machines/bins.

  • Clean and sanitize floors, mats, shelves, bins.

  • Check status of all refrigeration and freezer units, including working thermometers, clean or replace as needed.

  • Check all foods in freezers, walk-ins and discard as reuired.

  • Wipe down and sanitize all sandwich/prep units including cutting boards.

  • Initiate start-ups and/or performance checks on gas euipment per manufacturer's instructions.

  • Replace fryer oil.

  • Clean and sanitize broilers, griddles, ovens,

  • toasters and other cooking euipment.

  • Clean and check for proper operation of hoods, filters, ductwork, fans, belts and fire suppression systems - Clean and/or replace hood filters as needed.

  • Check pilots and burners for proper operation and calibrate ovens. Adjust if necessary.

  • Clean and sanitize all worktables, under-shelves, utensil racks and serving lines.

  • Inventory, clean, sanitize and restock utensils, cutting boards, knives, mixers, blenders, food storage containers.

  • Inventory, inspect and discard as needed dry storage products. Wipe down and/or replace/refill storage containers.

  • Clean and sanitize shelving units and ingredient bins.

  • Inventory all food items and place orders with suppliers. Take into consideration any new menu items/changes.

  • Make sure grease traps, floor drains are operational.

  • Inventory and restock janitorial supplies including approved cleaners and sanitizers.

  • Clean and sanitize restrooms.

  • Add additional hand sanitizing stations at exit/ entry points.

FACILITIES, FINANCIAL AND CASH MANAGEMENT

  • Bring POS systems up to date to reflect menu and/ or pricing changes.

  • Confirm credit card system is online.

  • Check fire extinguishers, smoke detectors, exit signs and emergency lighting.

  • Check status and schedule maintenance services.

  • Test HVAC systems.

  • Inspect exterior of property. Clean up and freshen landscaping.

  • Check outdoor signage for proper operation.

  • Clean parking areas.

  • Contact landlord with any issues.

MANAGEMENT - TRAINING, STAFFING, SAFETY AND PROMOTION

  • Inventory first aid kits and worker PPE supplies. Train staff in PPE procedures.

  • Hold re-opening training for staff including new guidelines and policies.

  • Re-start utility services in advance of re-opening.

  • Review and adjust budgets and projections for the new normal in 6, 12 and 18 months.

  • Train staff for the new safety conscious consumer.

  • Communicate your re-opening to your customers by updating your website, and social media channels with opening hours, menu changes and cleaning standards implemented.

  • Create and send e-mail blast announcing reopening.

ITEMS TO CONSIDER FOR PURCHASE

  • Thermometers for temperature checks of employees.

  • Sanitization stands at front door, bathroom areas and counters.

  • PPE for employees.

  • Cleaning products with approved specifications lie >70% alcohol).

  • Approved kitchen, dining room and bathroom disinfectants.

PROCESSES TO DOCUMENT OR UPDATE

  • Restaurant reservations process or leave a name and callback practice, which may also serve to have customer information.

  • Contactless order fulfillment for takeaway operations.

  • Policy/procedures for what is expected of employees if they get sick, have symptoms, or if an exposure is reported at the restaurant or store.

  • Employee training in the process and communication of new/enhanced cleaning and sanitization processes.

  • Sanitization schedule with cleaning log posted in common area (front of house) and in bathrooms.

  • Cleaning and sanitization processes for cleaning surfaces in contact with guests (tables, pin pads, menus, etc).

  • Cleaning and sanitization processes for kitchen, back of house.

  • Nightly cleaning and sanitization process.

  • Process for enacting future roll back or shutdown of operations.

ITEMS TO CREATE

  • for staff areas, Notice of Health Care Facilities Contact information (numbers of medical clinics, hospitals, and mental health support centres).

  • Reduced Occupancy Load statement (visually available for customers and officials).

  • In-room dining floorplans denoting reduced occupancy load.

  • Physical distancing guidelines for entering, exiting, ueuing and seating.

  • Visitor's log, for suppliers and other service staff coming to the restaurants that is easily accessible and up to date.

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