Information

  • Audit Title

  • Document No.

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

GENERAL INFORMATION

  • Date and Time audit began

  • Name of MIC/person

  • ServSafe certifications appropriately displayed

Shop Meets Speed And Product Standard

  • Drive thru service time at 50 seconds (11-2 Mon- Fri) or 75 seconds non-peak time or Dining Room OTD at 2:30 or less

  • Product meets standards for proper appearance, folds, and builds

  • Product temperature (protein) meets quality temperature standards

  • Product weight meets quality weight standards

  • Item 1 Weight

  • Item 2 Weight

  • Item 3 Weight

  • Products are wrapped neatly with no leaking ingredients and in the correct wrap (proper label showing for multi-product wraps)

  • Customer received the correct items and quantity

  • Customized items are marked correctly using the approved grease pencil.

Food Safety Criticals

  • Potatoes are not Expired

  • Calibrated thermometer is available for use. (FS-Critical)

  • Hot water available in the kitchen. (FS-Critical)

  • Proper hand washing observed when required. (FS-Critical)

  • Hot Potentially Hazardous Foods must be held >/= 140°F. (FS-Critical) (Specific to Taco Bell only-temperature must be >/= 140°F regardless of hold time.

  • Cold Potentially Hazardous Foods must be held </= 40°F. (FS-Critical)

  • Team member must not be observed working with symptoms of illness or infection. (FS-Critical)

  • Chemicals must not contaminate food. (FS-Critical)

  • Critical Pest Infestation/Activity not present. (FS-Critical)

  • Cross contamination must not be observed. (FS-Critical)

  • Only approved ingredients or foods evident. (FS-Critical)

Service Champion Behaviors

  • Customers are greeted within 5 seconds of reaching the front counter or drive-thru menu board

  • Cashiers makes eye contact

  • Cashiers gives a sincere smile

  • Cashiers greets customers with enthusiasms

  • Customers are given a 2 part greeting: Hi, How are you?, May I take your order?; another greeting is given when Team Member opens the window and begins talking to the Customer at the drive thru window: Hi How are you? Your total is $5.67 please.

  • Drink suggestive selling performed if no drinks were ordered

  • Order is repeated in its entirety to the Customer at the end of the order taking process. If OCB at the drive-thru, the Customer is asked to confirm the order on the screen (Triple Check- Take)

  • Guest is invited to drive forward to the window. Your total is $5.67, Please drive forward to the window

  • When handing out the food on drive thru, tell the guest what is in the bag (triple check)

  • 2 part parting comments at the end: Thank you for coming, have a great day or thank you for coming, please come again.

  • Service Champion is attentive during the order taking process and does not interrupt the Customer

  • Napkins, straws, utensils, and condiments are provided as necessary

Hot line - Grill/Steam position procedures are properly followed

  • Proper tools are available and used on the hot line

  • Hot ingredients held properly ( correct pans, lids, hinge lids, ect.)

  • Portioning procedures are correct - Beef: stir, scoop and tap) (Beans: Stir, Scoop, Scrape, and Tap) Chicken and Steak: Stir, Scoop, Shake, and Tap)

  • Full pump of Nacho Cheese and Red Sauce

  • Beans are properly hydrated as measured by beans hydration test

  • Lids are closed after use

  • Products are always stirred when the lid is first opened.

  • Tortillas and flatbread properly warmed on the GTO grill. Tortillas are 5 seconds and at least 5 seconds, Flat bread are 20 seconds and at least 10 seconds

  • Products are stirred every 10 minutes (chicken every 60 minutes)

  • Products are prepared and assembled correctly to standard and build order

  • Steamer is communicating appropriately to the Stuffer (this starts the order, this ends the order, no cheese on this taco....etc.)

Cold line - Stuffer/Expeditor position procedures are properly followed

  • Proper tools are available and used on the cold line. Cheese is portion onto the scoop with the hands

  • Make sure to have at least 20 pieces of tomatoes and Tacos are "full"

  • Products are spread from end to end

  • Products are prepared and assembled correctly

  • Always use the "V" fold and tuck in the "wings"

  • Always weight the first item of every order.

Food Safety Issues

  • FSC 5.7 Sanitizer at proper concentration in sanitizer sink and test strips available<br>

  • FSC 5.8 Wiping cloths used and stored properly in a sanitizer bucket with correct concentration.<br>

  • FSC 5.5 Three-compartment /Powersoak sink set up correctly and proper cleaning method followed.<br>

  • FSC 5.3 Utensils, smallwares, food contact surfaces are properly cleaned and stored<br>

  • FSC 6.11 All prepped products must not be expired, must be held correctly and have hold time recorded per brand standards<br>

  • FSC 6.13 All ingredients are within shelf life and rotated properly<br>

  • FSC 6.15 Frozen foods are thawed correctly and held correctly after thawing<br>

  • FSC 9.3 Pest control devices evident and installed, maintained properly; Yum! approved service is evident<br>

  • FSC 5.14 All gaskets on refrigerator/freezer units, ice machines and hot holding units are clean and in good repair.<br>

  • FSC 5.4 Equipment is properly cleaned and free of excess debris, buildup.<br>

  • FSC 5.13 Vents and exhaust hoods are clean and in good repair.<br>

  • FSC 2.6 Proper hair restraints worn by all team members when handling foods<br>

  • FSC 2.7 No jewelry worn on arms or hands except plain ring (i.e. wedding band) when handling food<br>

  • FSC 2.5 Gloves and blue or brightly colored (non-flesh colored) bandages available in the restaurant<br>

  • FSC 8.4 Chemicals properly labeled.<br>

  • FSC 8.5 Chemicals properly stored.<br>

  • FSC 10.6 Mop sink must be clean, not clogged, functioning properly.<br>

  • FSC 10.2 Back flow prevention devices present at all sinks.<br>

  • FSC 5.17 Dumpster area is free of debris and odor, maintained clean and in good repair<br>

Prep/Mic/ Team

  • Prep is available and amounts (actual) match amounts stated on prep guide and initial at top of prep guide

  • Ingredients Properly prepped according to standard cards

  • Oil Meets quality Standard

  • Deployment chart is posted, current, and in use and team is in proper position

  • MIC is in the MIC position

  • Team has/show sense of urgency

  • Team is in complete, approved uniform with visible name tag

  • Uniforms are, neat, wrinkle-free, not excessively faded, and fit properly (pants hemmed, etc.)

REQUIRED DOCUMENTATION

  • 1.1 Most recent health department inspection report is available, posted per regulatory requirements and submitted per brand Health Department Inspection Program requirements.

  • 1.3 Temperatures must be correctly documented on delivery receipts, including key drops.

  • 1.4 Manager (minimum 1 per restaurant unless local regulatory is more strict) must have Food Protection Manager Certification certificate on file and within 3 years of issue date. Restaurant Team must have appropriate food safety certification on file where required by local regulatory.

  • 1.5 Food safety checklists must be completed and retained, as required per brand.

  • 1.6 Weekly Pest Walks must be completed and retained, as required per brand.

  • 1.7 Brand Operations Manuals, including food safety training materials available, up-to-date.

  • 1.8 Team member food safety training records available, current.

  • 1.9 A documented team member Employee Health Standard (Illness Policy) is available, or MOD has verbal knowledge of the employee health standard.

  • 1.11 Crisis Product Recovery (CPR) Data Sheet must be available in the restaurant.

  • 9.5 Approved Pest Management Professional Vendor in place.

Overall Score

  • Overall OPS Score

  • Food Safety Pass Or Fail

  • #-FSI

SIGNATURES

  • Signature of MIC

  • Signature of Auditor

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