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Meat Department

Health and safety

  • Lifting- Is team competent and understand correct lifting procedure (Demonstration) : Ref Page 6

  • Knives- Is team competent with Knives and is all safety equipment available (ask team member to show they know) : Ref Page 9/10

  • Check department for Hazards, have they been identified and addressed

Food Safety

  • Calibration, can the team demonstrate how to calibrate/ take and record temperatures? Check Temperature record book. Ref Page 18/19

  • Cleaning, Is the Department following correct cleaning procedures? Check cleaning records : Ref Page 23/24

  • Stock rotation, Is the Team following FIFO principles

  • Ask team What and Where the CAF form is?

  • Are product and allergen labeling requirements understood and being followed. Check 5 products in case : Ref Page 25

  • Uniforms, Are team members wearing the correct uniform, are clean and tidy, and are following the jewelry policy.

Customer service

  • Is team serving with a smile, Do they engage with customers? :Ref Page 28

  • Ask team member what C.A.P.S mean

Principles of display

  • Merchandising, are the team aware of their key lines?

  • Flow, is the correct flow in place?, Does each section flow with "Best, Better, Good" :Ref Page 33/34

  • Quality, Apply the "would I buy it" test.

  • Space for sales, do sales of product warrant how many facings are available. Are Hero's and Victim Line addressed?

  • Ticketing, are all products ticketed to the left of product. and in straight lines. No Kilo price on weighted items, and fixed price on ASR line tickets

  • Rotation, are all products rotated with newest dates at the bottom and oldest dates on top?

  • Dividers, only to be used for food safety requirements. Black with no stickers?

  • 3 For $20 section, Seafood whole top shelf, cooked above raw, chicken at the bottom. Ticketed, yellow data strip. 20 lines or more.

Petfood

  • Are dog rolls faced up correctly and well presented

  • Ticketed well and clean.

  • Rotation, check that newest petfood is behind and under oldest petfood

Freezer

  • Is freezer clean, check glass and insides and outsides of case

  • Check rotation, newest dates on bottom.

  • Check for freezer burn.

  • Ticketing, are all products ticketed?, Is it easy to identify product with price?

  • Promotions, Are mailer lines available?

Process

  • Do the team know how to create a stocktake

  • Do the team know how to check the base count, missed items and variance report

  • Do the team understand stockloss, and the correct use of sub sets and components

  • Do the team know the correct procedure for applying for DC credits?, Where is the Branch Adjustment form held? : Ref Pages 48-51

  • Ranging, Does Team understand and know the ranging process?, do they know how to find out what they are ranged for?

  • Routines, Ask if team know about their daily routines?, Gap scan, Pi verification, overstocks. scan case to verify this has taken place : Ref Page 69

  • AQ's, Do team understand how to do a Manual AQ?

  • Check MPL's and capacity's and ensure they are set correctly

  • SMP, Are the correct SMP's set up in the rear store. Today's load, previous load and long term overstocks : Ref Pages 66/67

  • Do the Team follow best mark down procedure? check for small increments two days out : Ref Page 54

  • Check waste bin and mince trim tubs. Check for over trimming in waste bin and trim is in correct tubs.

Product information

  • Marbling, what is this?<br>

  • Angus, what is the difference between Angus beef and normal beef.

  • Chicken, Do team know about Macro chicken?, Whats the key difference in Macro chicken?

  • Do the team know how to explain to a customer how to cook a steak Rare, Medium and well done.

Contacts

  • Is the department phone working

  • Do the team know who to contact for the correct query and where to find contact numbers.

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