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Walk through

1. Stand outside of store looking at shop front

  • check signage, pavement, windows and ledges

2. Enter carry out area

  • check napkins, menus, posters, clean, good repair, lights, stand at counter and check clutter in customer view – top of makeline and cut table

3. Bake and serve area

  • phone counter – clean, organised, good repair, all stations working

  • till locked and key on a person, safe locked

  • boxes stocked, boxtopped and menus

  • lights working

  • floor clean and in good repair

  • team member image

4. Slap area and makeline

  • check dough, all sizes, all proofed, all sauces available

  • screens, pans clean

  • 2 hours food in makeline

  • door seals, makeline clean

  • computer keyboard clean

  • check all dates in fridge and take temperatures

  • lights and flooring clean and in good repair

  • handwashing taking place – sink working and dispensers stocked

5. Cut table

  • HTA

  • oven clean – bubble popper clean

  • cut table clean – all cutters available, cutters changed regularly – timer working

  • check dip dates in boxes

  • clean aprons available

  • sanitiser spray available

6. Routing

  • driver image, hustle and HTA – check driver cash

  • check dip dates

  • hotbags clean, sanitised, good repair

  • coke fridge stocked – take temperature

7. Walk in

  • check dates and external packaging

  • inside clean and good repair

8. Back area

  • sink filled with sanitiser , dispensers filled – can opener clean

  • chemicals properly stored, dry store organised and all items on racking

  • toilet and back area clean and in good repair

  • lights working, door closed and working

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