Title Page

  • Restuarant

  • Conducted on

  • MOD

  • Period

Pride in the Pie

Slice 1: Restaurant Appearance

  • No trash/debris outside, lobby free of trash/debris and presentable to customers

Slice 2: Service

  • Team is attentive and courteous. Big Welcome!

Slice 3: Cheese

  • Cheese covers sauce completely, distribution, no center loading or bare spots

Slice 4: Accuracy

  • Packaged correctly, made correctly, and promise time met

Slice 5: Toppings

  • Correct amount, distribution, topping covers edge of cheese

Slice 6: Dough

  • Crust color, appropriate height, no cheese blow outs larger than a quarter on Stuffed.

Slice 7: Finished Product

  • Temperature >155F and completely sliced

Slice 8: Sauce

  • Proper amount and distribution of sauce

Uniforms

  • Pizza Hut Shirt Tucked In (with no apron on)

  • Nails

  • Hat / Hair Net Used and Hair off Shoulders

  • Wrists free of accessories

  • Pants (Blue or Black Jeans or Pants)

  • Shoes (Black Slip-Resistant)

  • Beards 1" & Beard Net Used

Food Safety Check

  • Ice is Available

  • No Expired Product

  • No Unlabeled Product

  • Hand Sink >100°F

  • 3-Comp Sink >120°F

  • Sanitizer Buckets Correct ppm

  • Dishwasher Sanitizer Correct ppm

  • Maketable Top and Bottom Temp (33°F-41°F)

  • WingStreet Freezer (±10)

  • Traditional Wing Fridge (33°F-41°F)

  • Retarder (33°F-41°F)

  • Walk-In Cooler (33°F-41°F)

  • Walk-In Freezer (±10)

  • Cheese (33°F-41°F)

  • 1 Meat, Meatballs and BBQ Beef (33°F-41°F)

  • Handwashing Observed 100% Correct

  • Dough Quality Good

  • One Day Dough Not Labeled

Paperwork

Promo and Change Down

  • All Tickets Present

  • Explanations for Every Ticket

  • Two Different Signatures

Cash Folder

  • Deposit Log Filled Out

  • Deposits to the Bank by 11am

  • Two Different Signatures on Cash Slips

Paid Outs

  • Explanation / Supporting Document

  • Signed by MOD and RGM

Driver/Server Slips

  • Signed by Two Different Signatures

  • Additional Reimbursement is Explained on Slip

Inventory Spot Check

  • Item One:

  • Count of Item

  • WTD Variance

  • Item Two:

  • Count of Item

  • WTD Variance

  • Item Three:

  • Count of Item

  • WTD Variance

  • Item Four:

  • Count of Item

  • WTD Variance

  • Item Five:

  • Count of Item

  • WTD Variance

Prep Demand

  • Dough Type One:

  • Count of Item

  • Variance

  • Dough Type Two:

  • Count of Item

  • Variance

  • Dough Type Three:

  • Count of Item

  • Variance

Communication Board

  • Shift Huddle and Deployment Filled Out & Posted

  • HFR or AC Communication is Posted

  • B2B Results with Notes

  • FSC/PIP/CORE Action Plan Posted

  • Cleaning Checklist Used

  • Call Center Tracker Displayed for Team

Management Items

  • Management Checklist Used

  • Inventory WTD Tracker

  • Team Inventory Update Posted

  • R4C List is Posted and Used

  • Old Schedules are Kept

  • Manager/TMT Task Assignment Posted

Driver Book

  • All Insurances are up to date with the Driver's Name

  • All POV Checks are within 6-Months

  • All Registrations are up to date

  • All Drivers have a valid Driver's License

Retention and Culture

  • Recognition is Current from ALL Managers - Within One Week

  • CRG Strong Post within 30 Days

  • Happy Friday Quote Posted

  • Training Binder Updated and Followed

  • Trained in 30 Days 100%

  • # of In-Progress Team Members

  • # of Overdue Team Members

Redbook/Coaching Log

  • 30 Days of Food Safety - 100% Completed

  • Weekly Manager Meetings

  • Self FSC Completed by Week 2

  • Self PIP Completed by Week 4

  • Weekly Pest Walk Completed

  • Weekly Waste Log being used

Cleanliness

  • Maketable Top Vents

  • Maketable Bottom Inside

  • Vents in BOH

  • Vents in FOH

  • Dishwasher Machine

  • Mop Sink

AC Feedback and RGM Priorities

What Went Well

  • 1

  • 2

  • 3

Top 3 Priorities Before Next Visit

  • 1

  • 2

  • 3

Acknowledgement

  • RGM or MOD

  • Area Coach

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