Title Page

  • Document No.

  • Meat Department Checklist

  • Store Name

  • Conducted on

  • Joe Sciberras

  • Store Manager

  • Butchery Manager

Back Office

  • Are invoices checked daily

  • Is stock purchased from the correct supplier

  • Are waste procedures being followed

  • Have temperature checks being completed

  • Have sweep logs been completed

General Notes

Cool Room

  • Is the cool room tidy

  • Is the cool room overstocked

  • Do any overstocks need actioning

  • Have deliveries been checked on arrival

  • Is stock being rotated properly

  • Is stock being stored according to weight

  • Is the fat and bone bin at an acceptable level

General Notes

Prep Room

  • Are Prince Supermarkets cutting sheets being used

  • Is there appropriate stock of dry goods (trays etc.)

  • Is the prep room kept tidy

  • Is the underside of the cutting benches clean

  • Is machinery free from non-visual grime and cleaned to an acceptable standard

  • Is all machinery up to standard & being used safely

  • Are meat trolleys and trays clean

  • Are stock levels of stickers and marinades at an acceptable level

General Notes

Meat Case

  • Is the meat case presented to Princes standards

  • Is the case clean (shelves, mirrors, rails, plastics)

  • Is meat cutting & presentation to Prince standards

  • Is the price point of trays appealing to the shopper

  • Is the case ticketed to Prince standards

  • Are special bays merchandised and tickets well

  • Is special reserve stocks in the cool room at an appropriate level for the day of the week

  • Are specials left from the previous promotional period at an acceptable level

  • Have markdowns been processed to Prince procedures

  • Are markdowns at an acceptable level

  • Are specials catalogue & group promotion compliant

  • Is store compliant to Prince's core range

  • Has the range been reviewed to removed underperforming lines

General Notes

Overall Assessment

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