Information

Details

  • Site

  • Helper: Matau

  • Conducted on

  • Staff on site

Customer Journey

1. First Impression

  • 1.1 Does the site look inviting?

  • Forecourt concierge present?

2.0 - Exterior

  • 2.1 landscaping - tidy, no litter

  • 2.2 Graffiti free

  • 2.3 Forecourt - clean, no litter

  • 2.4 Pumps - clean, all with splash guards & roundels

  • 2.5 CSU - bucket with soap, brush, water can, paper towels on each lane, bins clean

  • 2.6 Store front uncluttered (no cones, brooms,visible drinks)

  • 2.7 Forecourt units - clean, priced, well stocked

  • 2.8 Forecourt Concierge - present on forecourt

  • 2.8 Forecourt Concierge - delivering Z Factor with all the frills

  • 2.9 Air hose - in good condition, working, sign in good condition

  • 2.10 Doors & Windows - clean

  • 2.11 Store entry - no litter, mat in good condition

3.0 Interior

Store walk

  • 3.1 Floors - clean

  • 3.2 Fire extinguishers - 2x available by front doors 1x by security door area

  • - shelves/chillers & products are clean

  • - products are well stocked, faced & fronted

  • Promo locations - well stocked, POS in place

  • - everything has a price label

  • Site F&C Tier

Tier 1 & 2 Food & Coffee zone

  • - Ambient cabinet full and inviting

  • - Pie warmer cabinet full and inviting

  • - Chilled cabinet full and inviting

  • - ambient cabinet clean

  • - pie warmer cabinet clean

  • - chilled cabinet clean

  • Pie bags

  • Tongs available and in good condition

  • Sauce sachets

  • Sugar sticks & stirrers

  • Serviettes

  • Barista is full uniform. Wearing the apron and name badge.

  • Order a coffee

  • Did the Barista follow coffee making procedure

  • Espresso base

  • Frothed or steamed milk

  • Velvet or creamy dense foam

  • Lid facing correct way

  • Coffee made in reasonable time

  • Coffee card prompt

  • Add media

  • Rate the taste

Tier 3 Food & Coffee zone

  • - Pie warmer clean

  • Pie bags

  • Sauce sachets

  • Sugar sticks & stirrers

  • Serviettes

  • Foodbar full and inviting?

Front Counter

  • Counter - areas in customer view clean, tidy & uncluttered

  • Staff - well presented & wearing correct uniform, name badges & black shoes

Toilet

  • Smelling great

  • Soap

  • Hand dryer working/ paper towels available

  • Toilet paper available

  • Light and privacy lock working

  • Toilet sign displayed?

  • - Everything clean, well maintained

  • Complete Back Office questions?

Office presentation

  • Clean and organised

  • Work up to date

  • Staffing issues

Storeroom presentation

  • Clean, well maintained

  • Any potential hazards

Staff training

  • On site staff fully trained.

  • Trial Evacuation & Personal harm questions

  • Emergency stop button

  • Call 111

  • Evacuate the building

  • Sign in folder

  • Hi viz vest

  • Designated evacuation point used

  • Entry/exit points monitored to ensure vehicles did not enter

  • Call tree activated

  • Incident report completed

  • Emergency stop button

  • Remove people from area

  • Ensure customer does not start vehicle

  • Call 111

  • Contain the spill using spill kit material

  • Call tree activated

  • Incident report completed

CCP model

  • Comply

  • Never activate the alarm while the offender is present.

  • Do as you are told and nothing more

  • Calm

  • Keep your hands insight

  • Do not stare

  • Where possible remember features, height, physical appearance

  • Preserve

  • Site lock down

  • Call 111

  • Activate call tree

  • Try and keep witnesses on site or obtain details.

  • Avoid areas of where the offender has touched

  • Complete an incident report

  • Do not comment to any media

  • HELP model is known

  • H - hold back

  • E - ears listen and ask questions to find out more

  • L - loop it back - repeat back what you think the problems is

  • P - provide options to get it sorted. Give them a "We're sorry' card too if you think it will help.

  • Be polite - this will hopefully reduce the risk of annoying them more

  • Listen - Let them vent. Interrupting will only make things worse

  • Keep your voice calm and quiet - If you keep calm you help the situation to keep calm

  • Keep your body language open - this is non-threatening. Hands open, palms up, shoulders down, turn slightly to the side.

  • If this does not calm things down, then do the following:

  • Be alert - watch for signs that things are getting worse

  • Keep your distance - stay at least 2 metres have a plan to get away

  • Get help - get your Site Leader, use the pendant alarm or call police

  • Comply - do what you need to get them to leave. Do not follow them.

  • Complete an incident report

  • What does RACED mean?

  • R - Remove - people from the area - hit the emergency stop button - bottle to safe area

  • A - Alert - emergency services call 111

  • C - Contain - wear personal protective equipment (PPE) - if it is safe to do so and the gas bottle is on fire * attempt to shut the valve to stop leak * make sure any sources of ignition are more than 5 metres away * use cones and caution tape to isolate the area

  • E - Evacuate - if unsafe, evacuate to you site evacuation point

  • D - Dial - Z Energy 0800 474 355 and press *1 - Your retailer - Elgas 0800 435 427

In the store

  • Stay inside and keep calm

  • Shelter in doorways or under the counter

  • Stay away from plate glass windows and doors

  • Move away from the shelving and other heavy objects

On the forecourt

  • Move away from the building and canopy to an open space

  • Keep away from power poles, trees, the prime sign and similar structures

  • People in cars should stay in them

After the earthquake

  • Be aware of aftershocks

  • Hit the emergency stop button

  • Check for injuries

  • Assess the condition of the site. Fuel leaks, property damage

  • Listen to radio for advise from Civil Defence

  • Keep lines open and update retailer

  • Team Member

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  • On site representative

  • Team Leader - Operations: Matau Stewart

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