Title Page

  • Name of Establishment

  • Conducted on

  • Performed by

Kitchen Opening Procedure

  • Basic utilities such as lights and air system are turned on

  • Equipment such as ovens, proofers, griddles, ranges, broilers, fryers, kettles are turned on

  • Refrigerator and Freezers were unlocked

  • Keys placed on the proper storage area

  • Trash bins are lined and distributed

  • Kitchen area shows cleanliness, orderliness and no equipment malfunctions observed

  • Proper food storage practices are evident (labels, dates, wrapping, location)

  • Distributed towels and other issued items to respective stations

Kitchen Service Preparation

  • Kitchen personnel meet the expected requirements of personal hygiene and wear the correct uniform and safety clothes

  • Kitchen personnel adheres to all hygiene and safety procedures at all times

  • Work area is clean and tidy at all times

  • They assemble all appropriate ingredients in advance to ensure efficiency and work productivity

  • Initial preparations are completed efficiently and items are stored correctly until required

  • Dishes are prepared in accordance with standard recipes

  • Every dish is checked by the senior chef before leaving the pass for presentation, quality and portion accuracy

Kitchen Cleaning

  • Daily, weekly and deep cleaning schedules for all kitchen areas are displayed and adhered to.

  • Designated personnel are allocated to monitor cleaning standards on a daily basis.

  • Equipment is kept in a clean and safe state at all times.

  • Dishwashing machines are checked for cleanliness before use and maintained.

  • Water is changed at least twice a day and is at the correct temperature at all times.

  • Correct quantities of detergent and rinse aid are safely used.

  • Waste disposal facilities are effectively used.

Kitchen Closing Procedure

  • Hand tools such as knives, special cutters etc have been washed and sanitized

  • Unplugged, wiped and sanitized small appliances

  • Washed and sanitized the station fixtures: tables, shelving, cabinets, heat lamps

  • Emptied, washed and sanitized under-counter line refrigerators

  • Locked up special tools and cooking alcohols

  • Double-checked that no perishable foods have been left out

  • All refrigeration equipment is left on, working and locked

  • Cabinets have been locked and all kitchen keys are accounted for

  • All heating equipment and units are turned off

  • Cleanliness and orderliness is evident

  • The office and the sales receipts is secured and locked

  • Fans and lights turn

  • Locked interior doors

  • Alarm system activated

Completion

  • Notes for the next shift:

  • Name & Signature of Duty Manager

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