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  • Location
  • Conducted on

  • Person conducting audit

  • PIC at time of audit

  • Greet the PIC and ask them to come with you directly to the office. Have them open the safe.

Section 1. Cash Handling (Notice who is using what register and walk directly to the restaurant office)

  • Cash is secured and not left unattended. (Complete this procedure right at the beginning of the audit and observe procedure throughout the visit.)

  • Safe is closed and locked when not in use. (Try to open the safe door to ensure it is closed and locked when not in direct use.)

  • There are no personal belongings in the safe

  • Only the cash tills and stand bank are kept in the bottom of the safe.

  • All deposits or deposit funds are kept in the inner/#2 safe.

  • The restaurant has $1,000 of funds including the tills at $100 each (count the safe & tills)

  • The total amount of money in the restaurant is correct according to safe funds of $1,000 + sales for the day.

  • The Weekly Safe Funds & Deposits Worksheet is properly completed & drops are recorded

Front Counter & Drive Thru

  • Other Team Members or Management are not using other employees registers

  • The cash drawer is closed after each transaction.

  • There is no more than $200 in the till.

  • Money is not "mixed" with denominations of bills & coins in till slots.

  • All drop boxes are locked and the Person in Charge has the keys.

  • Only the PIC is accepting bills larger than $20

  • Bills $20+ are being dropped as they are received.

  • All coupons are kept inside the register. There are no coupons sitting out.

  • Only the PIC has the keys to the safe.

Section 2. Safety

  • Back door is closed and locked. (Only used for deliveries and daytime trash removal. Only PIC is allowed to open.)

  • Key is not in the alarm.

  • Alarm is functional and goes off when the door is opened.

  • Drive thru automatic window is operational and the lock is functional

  • Drive thru window in the bubble is locked, lock & window are functional

  • Cameras are aimed at common areas and are working properly.

  • The back door monitor is plugged in and working

Employees & Guests

  • All employees in the restaurant are wearing slip resistant footwear.

  • Heat resistant gloves, face shield, and apron are readily available and being worn when oil is changed.

  • Slip-resistant rugs are at the entrances and the drink station.

  • "Wet floor" signs are readily available and in use

  • The floor is not slippery.

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