Title Page

  • Pub name and House number

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  • Licensee name

  • Palmers Tech services name

Section 1 Cellar Structure & Dispense Equipment

Cellar & Dispense Equipment

  • Cellar temperature

  • Is the Cellar cooling unit in good order with fans and extract free from dust and mould?

  • Cellar floor, walls and ceiling clean?

  • Cellar sink clean and surrounding area clean and in good working my order? If no, please photograph

  • Drains clean, covered and free flowing?

  • Sump pump clean and free from smells

  • Dispense kit and line cooler clean, uncluttered and free from dirt/dust?

  • Ale python controller has sufficient water levels

  • Cask taps clean and properly in use?

  • Aspirators in use and clean?

  • Stillaging clean, properly set-up and in use?

  • Key stones and shives clean?

  • Is the cellar currently pest free with no evidence of beer flies, rodents or insects?

  • Cellar free from all non drink items, including food and furniture/ junk?

  • Are all empties stored/ stacked safely and ready for return- corked and spiked? (If non present, answer N/A)

  • Are all packaged products and spirits safely stored off the floor and showing good stock rotation?

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Product Management

  • Is the Palmers cask notation system in use and clearly displayed?

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  • Are statutory notices & Palmers best practice poster prominently displayed?

  • Cask & keg sizes correct for current business levels & rotated?

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  • Cellar steps clean, hand rail in place and do not pose slip/trip hazard? (answer N/A if cellar is ground floor)

  • Cellar lighting all working and at an acceptable level?

  • Cellar access clear and free from hazards? if at risk, please photograph

  • Delivery area tidy and ready for next drop? If no, please photograph

Beer Line Management

  • P.P.E visible and available?

  • Licensee aware of correct line cleaning procedure evidence present that it is being done?

  • All lines and fob detectors free from yeast build up?

  • Coupling heads clean and in good working order?

  • Gas bottles chained & stored correctly

  • Is an appropriate good quality line cleaner in use?

Bar standards

  • Are all 'clamp-on' units securely fastened?

  • Are font badges and clips clean, grease free and up to date?

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  • Is there evidence that the pumps and fonts are all cleaned and polished daily?

Section 2 Bar Management & Glass care

Bar area

  • Are all customer facing glass fridges clean and smear free?

  • Are all fridges stocked and label facing the customer?

  • Are the fridges seals free from dirt and residue?

  • Bottles in date and correctly rotated

  • Bottle fridge temperature correct?

  • Ice scoop stored correctly

  • Ice machine clean with ice regeneration

  • Correct clean nozzles used

  • All dispense points, taps and drip trays clean

  • Under bar coolers clean

  • Hand pulls clean

  • All fonts illuminated

Glass Care

  • Glass washer clean & maintained daily

  • Is the glass washer in good order, free from internal mould and with all chemicals flowing?

  • Correct quality chemicals used

  • Are the glasses well maintained, and show evidence of regular 'renovating'?

  • Correct use of renovate

  • Shelves clean and mats used

  • Glasses clean & free from marks

  • Glassware correctly stored

  • Only glasses used in washer

Comments and Actions

  • Total Score

  • Assessor Notes and follow up dates

  • Audit results discussed with customer

  • Palmers Tech services signature

  • Licensee signature

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