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  • 1. Can the crew person accurately describe the new cooking process. when asked?<br>

  • 2. (3) 4:1 patties is a maximum run, once cooked the patties are turned, seasoned with 86/14 mixture and placed in the designated tray?

  • 3. Can the crew and managers describe food quality temperature requirements?

  • 4. The cooked internal temperature of the 4:1 patty is between 175-190•F?

  • 5. Are the grills clean and well maintained? (No visible carbon).

  • 6. Can the crew and manager describe the fresh beef product when asked?

  • 7. Was your quarter pounder beef patty hot and juicy?

  • 8. Was your quarter pounder beef patty fully cooked (no pinking)?

  • 9. If you were pulled forward/parked were you given the following information?

  • 10. Why do I need to pull Forward? (Reason given)

  • 11. How long will it take for my order to be delivered?

  • 12. Where specifically do I move to?

  • 13. When order is delivered: eye contact is made by the runner, and waits until you had a chance to check the order (if nothing is missing runner should say thank you before leaving)?

  • 14. Does crew know how to handle a pink patty complaint and did they execute all of the steps below?

  • 15. Apologize?

  • 16. Take care of it ASAP (replace sandwich or offer refund)?

  • 17. Thank the customer for bringing this to our attention?

  • 18. Next let the shift mgr know what their concern was so they can fix the issue with the fresh beef ( utilizing the troubleshooting the pink pocket card)?

  • 19. All managers and crew have attended a HOTG training session?

  • 20. Is the walk-in cooler and grill side refrigerator temperature between 34-40•F?

  • 21. Look for wall thermometer in walk-in cooler, and a small thermometer in top and bottom drawer of grill side refrigerator and freezer?

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