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  • Are Merco timers and timer panel used correctly?

  • Are all iPad timers on and being used correctly?

  • Ensure all saber king attachments, lettuce spinner, and biscuit mixer and clean with no residue

  • Are team members temping each batch of chicken following the 90 second monitor period?

  • Are team members following proper procedures when dropping chicken in fryer? (ex. closing the lid prior to starting timer, lifting basket 6 inches above oil prior to submerging)

  • Are there any towels being used on the line? (BOH team members should only be using the red pouch of sanitizing wipes)

  • Are machines shelves being sanitized after each batch of chicken is dropped?

  • Are date labels correct with all food products labeled? (Check thawing cabinets, walk-in fridge, cooldown products, all lowboys, prep fridge)

  • Are hand sink dispensers clean, functioning, and stocked with paper towels, soap, and hand sanitizer?

  • Are red, yellow, and blue cleaning tools stored separate and off of the floor?

  • Are correct chemicals stored in the correct bottles? Stored away from food?

  • Uniform check. (No watches, approved jewelry, proper hair restraints, correct gloves when required, clean shaven, nails neatly trimmed)

  • Are chemicals for dishwasher and produce sink restocked?

  • Are raw chicken clips being used in all thawing cabinets to identify use first products?

  • Walk-in organization and freezer (No products on the floor, box tops cut)

  • Ensure there is no wet stacking of clean dishes that are air drying

  • If there is wet stacking present, who was the last person to wash dishes?

  • Ensure all gaskets are clean and well maintained with no holes or tears

  • Is the trash area inside the restaurant (cage) clear of boxes and trash bags?

  • Are dumpster gates and lids closed? Is the dumpster area clean and well maintained?

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