IN-ROOM DINING–EMPLOYEE ASSESSMENT AUDIT CHEKLIST

  • Auditor Name

  • Employee Being Audited

  • Department

  • Conducted on

  • Property Name

IN-ROOM DINING–EMPLOYEE ASSESSMENT AUDIT CHEKLIST

ORDER TAKING

  • 1. Is the employee answering the telephone within 3 rings or 10 seconds with an appropriate greeting?

  • 2. Is the employee asking permission before putting the caller on hold, ensuring the hold time does not exceed 30 seconds, or offering a call-back option?

  • 3. Is the employee ensuring the background is free of noise or disturbances that could disrupt the conversation?

  • 4. Is the employee able to answer questions about the menu and its ingredients confidently?

  • 5. Is the employee obtaining a full and complete order, including cooking instructions and accompaniments?

  • 6. Is the employee accommodating any reasonable off-menu requests?

  • 7. Is the employee offering the option of serving hot/cold desserts after the main course when applicable?

  • 8. Is the employee confirming the number of people dining?

  • 9. Is the employee repeating the order during or at the end of the call?

  • 10. Is the employee advising the guest of the expected delivery time?

  • 11. Is the employee suggesting a starter or side order that complements the guest’s meal?

  • 12. Is the employee offering beverages such as wine, beer, soft drinks, or coffee with the meal?

  • 13. Is the employee suggesting dessert as an option with the meal?

SERVICE

  • 14. Is the employee ensuring the order is served within the standard time frame? (Breakfast order card - 5 minutes of requested time, Telephone orders - Breakfast 25/30 minutes for urban/resort, Lunch/Dinner 30/40 minutes for urban/resort)

  • 15. Is the employee delivering the order within 5 minutes of the promised time if an estimated delivery time was given?

  • 16. Is the employee knocking/ringing the doorbell, waiting 10 seconds, and then knocking/ringing again while announcing their department before entering?

  • 17. Is the employee asking where the guest would like the tray/trolley to be placed?

  • 18. Is the employee making an effort to ensure the guest is comfortable?

  • 19. Is the employee offering to pour beverages, remove cloches, and set up the meal properly?

  • 20. Is the employee confirming the order with the guest and ensuring it is correct and complete?

  • 21. Is the employee presenting a clearly itemized and correct bill promptly and collecting it efficiently?

  • 22. Is the employee offering a sincere farewell and showing appreciation at the end of the service?

  • 23. If tray/trolley removal was requested, is the employee ensuring it is collected within 10 minutes for urban hotels and 15 minutes for resort hotels?

BEHAVIORAL STANDARDS

  • 24. Is the employee well-groomed and neatly presented in a clean, well-fitted uniform, and if applicable, wearing a name badge?

  • 25. Is the employee speaking clearly and using adequate English to be fully understood?

  • 26. Is the employee engaging in a well-paced, natural (non-scripted, jargon/slang-free), friendly, and interested manner?

  • 27. Is the employee using the guest’s name naturally and discreetly without overusing it?

  • 28. Is the employee displaying a high level of confidence while carrying out their duties?

  • 29. Is the employee able to confidently answer questions about other hotel facilities or immediately find out the required information?

  • 30. Is the employee providing anticipatory/intuitive service and adapting to meet the guest’s needs without requiring the guest to request service?

  • 31. Is the employee making every effort to meet the guest’s requests or offering suitable alternatives when needed?

  • 32. Is the employee personalizing the interaction and engaging the guest as an individual?

  • 33. Is the employee collaborating seamlessly with colleagues to ensure service is organized and professional without being intrusive or repetitive?

  • 34. Is the employee actively listening, avoiding interruptions, and ensuring the guest does not have to repeat themselves?

  • 35. Is the employee maintaining an alert posture and showing respect to the guest’s presence when interacting with colleagues?

  • 36. Where applicable, is the employee displaying self-control and empathy in challenging interactions and offering a suitable alternative or resolution?

  • 37. Did employees maintain alert postures and respect the guest's presence when interacting with each other?

  • 38. Where applicable, did the employee display self-control and empathy in challenging interactions and offer a suitable alternative/resolution?

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