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KITCHEN

  • Dishwashers, drained, cleaned out and dry, leave door open, double sanitiser

  • Sinks drained, cleaned out and dry, double sanitised

  • No dishes or pots with water left in them

  • Sinks plug holes covered

  • Grease traps to be emptied and deep cleaned

  • Dry store products, sealed or covered and check labels on use by dates

  • Clean dry stores

  • Thermocirculators, cleaned and dry, balls clean

  • Walk in fridge cleaned including door lock, turned off

  • Fridge doors to be closed but leave the saladette retractable cover open to prevent mould growth, if you don’t have pcp fridges, leave one door open

  • Walk in fridge cleaned including door lock, turned off

  • Full deep clean of back line

  • Turn adande fridges into freezers if needing the space

  • Follow freezer guide

  • Small freezer left on with icecream, remove build of excess ice

  • Decarboniser, turn off, leave it empty of equipment - water to stay in, but left clean and closed

  • Fryers - if room in waste oil bin, drain and clean / if not clean round edge, skim and cling film up

  • Filter and canopy to be cleaned properly and put back in to place

  • Hot cupboards deep cleaned

  • Empty any premixed bottles of chemicals as they will be out of date

  • All cleaning equipment to be fully cleaned before leaving the building. Old equipment to be thrown away.

  • Dirty oven cloths sent back to supplier or removed from the building

BAR

  • Drip mats clean and dry

  • Cocktail equipment clean and dry and put inside stations off the bar top

  • Remove all stock from bar and move into a secure lockable space, cellar or liquor store

  • All back bar stripped of all spirits and put back into locked cellars, display bottles removed and put out of sight

  • All open bottles capped or cling filmed, all speed pourers removed, cleaned and dry in organised storage conatiners

  • Glasswashers, drained, cleaned out and dry, leave door open, double sanitiser

  • Soda guns, clean, dry and wrapped in cling film

  • Santiser or powder down drains and leave a bev nap on it

  • Ice machines emptied, cleaned, sanitised and left dry and open, switch off water isolater

  • Coffee machines off, clean and dry

  • 86 open coffee bags and record

  • Empty grinder

  • Freeze down fruit purees and citrus juices - leave a 3 month freezer date label

  • Full deep clean behind bar and barback room

  • Last thing to do is to sanitise every piece of equipment and surface with the double strength sanitiser solution and leave it on, don’t wipe it off - this will help stop the growth of any germs left in a warm humid environment

CELLAR

  • Any questions on this section please call Lauren 07785626542 or Pete 07484510775

  • Post mix machine turned off, bib disconnected and gas turned off

  • Condenser fans clear of dust and dirt

  • Run a short line clean through the lines and pull through to water, leave all pumps connected to the clean line

  • Turn off all gas valves

  • Check any barrels for best before - guiness and casks most likely to be shortest shelf life

  • All tapped casks will need wasting and left over taps, nozzles, pegs, hop strainers all other potential yeasty cask equipment to be soaked, dry and stored in suitable containers

  • Turn off all the coolers, leave fan on

  • Switch off gas canisters and chain up safely

  • Important to follow the cellar breakdown as any left over yeast and beer can cause havoc in lines when open again, tapped casks left in warm environment, kegs self seal and are safe even if out of date. However if still connected to the line pressure can build in the keg.

  • Check date on beer and any within a month, give away to staff - record wastage for stocks

  • Degrease the cellar floor pay attention to corners, coolers and kegs and ensure it is dry

  • Lock cellar

STOCK TAKE

  • Stock take to be done on perishable food and drink that is being thrown or given away

  • Print stock sheets

  • Record

  • Input as normal

  • Print result and email stock to ops

  • Delete stock

MANAGERS

  • Update key holders with Cam-Tek - if any changes from last one, email to davechandler@cam-tek.co.uk

  • Ensure alarm panels/ fire panels showing no errors

  • Take all cash to bank (email banking slip to hq and ops)

  • Print and display notice for front door explaining closure - this will be sent centrally from head office, along with other messaging for the windows

  • Answer machine message - this will be communicated centrally. Sites will record this themselves, following a pre-determined script. You are not to ‘freestyle’ your own message!

  • OUT OF OFFICE email – this will also be set by head office. Matthew will be re-routing all emails to the GM’s email, which they will continue to monitor

  • Host computers stored in the office

  • Ensure all iPads / PDQ machines and other portable devices are locked away safely

  • Check all CCTV is working correctly and cameras are not obstructed

  • Sensors in working order, especially door connection sensors

  • External lighting timers turned off

  • Passenger lifts isolated

  • Bring in any outside furniture

  • Bring in any free standing menu boxes

  • Parasols to be brought in if possible

  • Bring in any plants from outside if safe to do so

  • Ensure external drains are clear

  • All windows locked

  • All internal doors closed or locked where possible

  • All door lock codes sent to ops

TOILETS

  • If any sink has a leak, turn off the water to the sink, dripping taps and urinals

  • Turn off hand dryers at isolation points

  • Leave bleach down the toilets

  • Close all toilet lids

  • Turn off all auto flush on the urinals and remove any channel blocks or equivalent

  • Sanitary bins are emptied

UNIT

  • Zero debris is to be left anywhere. This includes stagnant water.

  • Staff rooms should be emptied and deep cleaned. Anything left in the staff rooms should be removed and disposed of

  • Leave sanitiser powder down all the drains to prevent bad odour or flies, if no powder use sanitiser

  • Bins to be deep cleaned and left upside down

  • Any badly damaged bins to be thrown away

  • Give any perishable foods to the staff to take home, if anything left, either donate to a food bank, homeless shelter etc or dispose - do not leave perishable food in the site

  • Turn off and unplug all electrical items - check they are non essential first

  • Microwaves

  • Fridges, leave doors open

  • Oven turned off at switch

  • Dishwashers, leave open

  • Glasswashers, leave open

  • Rotisserie

  • Condiment fridges, leave open

  • Bottle fridges, leave open

  • Printers

  • Tills

  • PDQs

  • Amps

  • Neon, fairy lights and outside lighting

  • Chargers unplugged

PEST PROOFING

  • Check bristle strips, if any damaged or missing. Roll up tin foil and stuff into the gap in the doors to prevent any pests from chewing through

  • If any historic mice issues then leave any glue boards out in high risk areas - speak with your ops chef for guidance

  • Leave efk on

BEFORE YOU LOCK UP

  • Ensure all gas is shut off

  • Ensure boilers are off

  • Ensure AC is off

  • Turn off water at the mains

  • Ensure canopies are retracted

  • Go outside and look through the window – Is there anything on view that might encourage a break in. Remove it and store it out of sight

  • Ensure your alarm system can be fully set

  • Walk round every part of the unit. Look at the detail. If in doubt CALL YOUR LINE MANAGER.

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