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PRODUCT

SECTION 2: PRODUCT PREP: FILLETING AND BREADING RAW CFA CHICKEN

  • Are yellow food service gloves worn when working with raw chicken at the breading table and are gloves in good condition?

  • Is internal product temperature of milk and egg wash 40 degrees F or lower? (Record product temperature).

  • Is raw chicken held correctly in breading table according to food safety requirements?

  • Is internal product temperature of raw chicken between 35 and 40 degrees F? (Test three filets)

  • Is chicken completely thawed before cooking?

  • Are filets dipped in milk and egg wash, one or two at a time, held by the tips and then drained using a gentle, shaking motion?

  • Are filets placed flat on seasoned coater, one or two at a time, and firmly pressed into each side of filet?

  • Are filets gently shaken by hand to remove excess seasoned coater?

  • Are breaded filets immediately taken for cooking in correct transfer pan?

  • Does seasoned coater in seasoned pan meet quality requirements?

  • Is raw CFA chicken held held correctly in breading table pan according to requirements.?

SECTION 3: COOKING & HOLDING PRODUCTS: COOKING CHICKEN

  • Are raw chicken products brought from the breading table and cooked in a food safe manner?

  • Are filets loaded with yellow gloved hands or yellow handled tongs?

  • Are filets positioned correctly on tiered basket shelves with rough side facing down and tips (narrow ends) interlaced but not overlapping?

  • Are raw chicken utensils and pans handled correctly and removed from boards cooking area after chicken is loaded?

  • Is tiered basket lowered, raised about 4" and lowered again into the oil?

  • Is basket handled protected from contamination when not in use?

  • Is lid closed promptly and is timer started as soon as lid is closed and locked?

  • Are pressure fryer shelf and other contaminated surfaces wiped with clean, damp, sanitized towel after cooking cycle is started?

  • Is internal product temperature of cooked filet 165 degrees F when removed from oil? (Test one filet)

  • Is chicken cooked under pressure, with needle registering in the green zone, when cooking normal to full loads of chicken?

  • Is internal temperature of cooked spicy filet 165 degrees F when removed from oil? (Test one filet)

  • Is tiered basket tilted and drained before chicken warming station?

  • Is internal product temperature of cooked nugget 165degrees F when removed from oil? (Test one nugget)

  • Is internal temperature of cooked strip 165 degrees F when removed from oil? (Test one strip)

SECTION 3: COOKING AND HOLDING PRODUCTS: COOKING CFA WAFFLE POTATO FRIES

  • Are appropriate portions cooked?

  • Are frozen fries cooked immediately after placing them in fryer basket?

  • Is basket of fries gentle shaken when lowered into oil?

  • After cooking fries, is fryer basket shaken gently over fryer for a few seconds before fries are transferred to fry warming station?

SECTION 3: COOKING AND HOLDING PRODUCTS: HOLDING CFA WAFFLE POTATO FRIES

  • Are packaged fries held in heated chutes of fry warming station under 2 minutes (120 seconds)?

  • Prior to end of cooking cycle, are any fries in dump pan removed or moved to the side to make room for fresh batch of fries?

SECTION 3: COOKING AND HOLDING PRODUCTS: HOLDING CFA CHICKEN AND SANDWICHES

  • Is top heating unit directly over holding pan in chicken warming station?

  • Are unassembled CFA filets held correctly and within holding time?

  • Prior to end of cooking cycle, is any unassembled CFA chicken removed from half-size holding pan before freshly cooked CFA filets chicken is added to the pan?

  • Is holding system correctly and promptly set for cooked batch of CFA chicken?

  • Is internal product temperature of CFA chicken filet from the chicken warming station 140 degrees F or higher? (Test one filet)

  • Is unassembled CFA chicken from freshly cooked batch within holding time when assembled into sandwiches?

  • Are all CFA chicken sandwiches from the same batch clearly marked with the same dial bracket number?

  • Is marked sandwich served or removed by end if holding time?

SECTION 3: COOKING AND HOLDING PRODUCTS: HOLDING SPICY CHICKEN AND SANDWICHES

  • Is top heating unit directly over holding pans in chicken warming station?

  • Are unassembled spicy chicken filets held correctly and within holding time?

  • Is internal product temperature of spicy chicken in the chicken warming station 140 degrees F or higher? (Test one filet)

  • Are bagged spicy sandwiches in pass-thru chutes within holding time (from time cooked until served)?

SECTION 3: COOKING AND HOLDING PRODUCTS: HOLDING CFA STRIPS

  • Is top heating unit placed directly over holding pans in chicken warming station?

  • Are unassembled strips held correctly and within holding time?

  • Prior to cooking cycle, are any strips removed from holding pan before freshly cooked strips are added to pan?

  • Is internal product temperature of strips 140 degrees F or higher? (Test two strips)

  • Is holding system correctly and promptly set for freshly cooked batch of strips?

  • Are strips within holding time when boxed?

SECTION4: HOT ENTREES: CFA CHICKEN SANDWICH - FINISHED PRODUCT

  • Is sandwich packaged and folded/sealed properly?

  • Is internal product temperature do CFA filet 140 degrees F or higher? (Test one filet)

  • Does filet meet bun coverage standard?

  • Is CFA filet golden brown in appearance?

  • Is filet entirely covered in coater, with total area of bare spots no larger than a quarter and free of large lumps of coater or uncooked coater?

  • Is sandwich made with an undamaged white, buttered and toasted hamburger-style bun?

  • Does filet weigh at least 3.3oz? (Record weight)

  • Are there two pickle chips (three if small) spread out in center of bun heal (beneath filet)?

  • Is white bun correct size?

  • Is bun buttered correctly?

  • Is bun toasted correctly?

  • Based on experience does sandwich meet taste and texture requirements?

  • Is foil bag free of excessive stains?

  • Is filet positioned with round side facing up?

SECTION4: HOT ENTREES: CFA NUGGETS - FINISHED PRODUCT

  • Are nuggets in correct box and is box closed and marked correctly?

  • Is internal product temperature of boxed nuggets 140 degrees F or higher? (Test two nuggets)

  • Do nuggets meet weight requirement (at least 4.2oz)?

  • Is product count correct?

  • Do nuggets meet color standard?

  • Are nuggets covered in coater free of large lumps bare spots or uncooked coater?

  • Based on experience, do nuggets meet taste and texture requirements?

  • Is medium box free if excessive stains?

SECTION4: HOT ENTREES: CFA STRIPS - FINISHED PRODUCT

  • Are strips in correct box and is box closed and marked correctly?

  • Is internal temperature of boxed strips 140 degrees F or higher? (Test two strips)

  • Do strips meet weight requirement (at least 5.7oz)?

  • Is product count correct?

  • Do strips meet color standard?

  • Are strips covered in coater, free of large lumps, bare spots or uncooked coater?

  • Based on experience do strips meet taste and texture requirements?

  • Is box free of stains?

SECTION4: HOT ENTREES: CFA SPICY CHICKEN SANDWICH - FINISHED PRODUCT

  • Is sandwich packaged correctly?

  • Is foil bag free of stains?

  • Is filet 140 degrees F or higher? (Test one filet)

  • Does spicy filet meet bun coverage standard?

  • Does spicy filet meet color standards?

  • Is spicy filet covered on coater with total area of bare spots no larger than a quarter and free of large limos or uncooked coater?

  • Is sandwich made with undamaged white bun butter and toasted?

  • Does cooked spicy chicken weigh at least 3.7oz?

  • Are the two pickle chips (three if small) spread out in the center of bun heel (beneath spicy filet)?

  • Based on experience does spicy sandwich meet taste and texture requirements?

  • Is spicy filet positioned with round side facing up?

SECTION 6: CFA WALFLE POTATO FRIES - FINISHED PRODUCT

  • Is temperature of fires 170 degrees F or higher? (Test three fries)

  • Are both fry packages (one small and one medium) filled correctly?

  • Are both orders of fries (one small and one medium) packaged correctly and is packaging free of stains?

  • Based on experience do fries meet taste and texture requirements?

  • Are fries in both packages in good condition? (One small and one medium)

SERVICE

SECTION 1: DRIVE-THRU SERVICE: DRIVE THRU SERVICE EXPERIENCE

  • Were you greeted appropriately and asked for your order within 5 seconds of arrival at speaker post?

  • Were you greeted with an enthusiastic tone of voice?

  • Was order verified by order taker repeating the order to you and relating the price?

  • Did you have a 30 second or less window wait time? (Test two windows)

  • Did team member make eye contact as soon as you arrived at the window?

  • Did team member smile?

  • Was your order confirmed at the window?

  • When thanked did team members respond with my pleasure?

  • Was your order accurate and served with correct paper good, utensils, and condiments?

  • Were you treated with an attitude of attentive and courteous service throughout the transaction?

  • Were you automatically given a receipt?

SECTION 8: SERVICE EXPERIENCE: TAKING ORDER AND ACCEPTING PAYMENT - ORDER TAKER/CASIER (inside)

  • Did order taker immediately acknowledge guest approaching counter? (Observe two transactions)

  • Did team member seek to make eye contact as guest

  • Did team member smile?

  • Was guest greeting appropriately?

  • Did team member speak enthusiastically?

  • Did team member identify whether guest will dine in ir carry out?

  • Was order verified by repeating it to the guest and was total cost related politely?

  • Was receipt automatically given to guest, without asking whether guest wants the receipt and without drawing attention to survey, if present?

  • If thanked by guest, did team member respond with my pleasure?

  • Did team member begin order taking process within 2minutes (120 seconds) of when each guest entered the line? (Time two transactions)

SECTION 8: SEVICE EXPERIENCE: FULFILLING ORDER - EXPEDITOR (inside)

  • Were two orders presented appropriately on trays? (Observe two orders, each including an entree, a side item and a beverage)

SECTION 8: SERVICE EXPERIENCE: PRESENTING AND CLOSING ORDER - SERVER (inside)

  • Did team member seek to make eye contact when approaching guest, and did team member maintain appropriate eye contact throughout the transaction?

  • Did team member smile?

  • Did team member speak with an enthusiastic tone?

  • Did server ensure that guest had everything needed to enjoy the meal?

  • Did server thank guest sincerely?

  • Were both guests served in one minute or less, or was reason for delay explained to guest, with an apology? (Time two transactions)

SECTION 8: SERVICE EXPERIENCE: REQUIRED SERVICE BEHAVIORS (inside)

  • Did team member deliver meal to table for high needs guest?

  • How many times did team member conduct a table touch in during a fifteen minute period? (Observe one table for 15 minutes)

  • Did team member make eye contact, share a smile and speak with an enthusiastic tone when inter acting with guest during table touch ins?

  • Overall, are table touch ins being performed as a standard service offering for guests in the dining room?

SECTION 9: APPEARANCE: APPEARANCE

  • Are all male team members wearing the correct upper uniform items?

  • Are all male team members wearing the correct lower uniform items?

  • Are all female team members wearing the correct upper uniform items?

  • Are all female team members wearing the correct lower uniform items?

  • Are all female team members well groomed and is jewelry (if any) worn in good taste, according to appearance requirements?

  • Are all male team members well groomed and is jewelry (if any) worn in good taste, according to appearance requirements?

  • Are all male team members upper uniform items clean, in good condition and worn appropriately?

  • Are all male team members lower uniform items clean, in good condition and worn appropriately?

  • Are all female team members upper uniform items clean, in good condition and worn appropriately?

  • Are all female team members lower uniform items clean, in good condition and worn appropriately?

  • Are all male team members groomed and is jewelry (if any) worn according to food safety requirements?

  • Are all female team members groomed and is jewelry (if any) worn according to food safety requirements?

CUSTOMER ENVIRONMENT

SECTION 10: RESTROOMS: SURFACES AND FIXTURES (RESTROOMS)

  • Are surfaces and fixtures clean?

  • Are surfaces and fixtures well maintained?

  • Do hand soap and hand sanitizer in restrooms have correct labels?

  • Is baby changing strap well maintained?

SECTION 10: RESTROOMS: SUPPLIES/ODOR (RESTROOMS)are all

  • Are all necessary supplies available?

  • Are restrooms free of strong or unpleasant odors?

SECTION 10: RESTROOMS: WALLS/DOORS (RESTROOMS)

  • Are walls and doors clean?

  • Are walls and doors well maintained?

SECTION 10: RESTROOMS: FLOORS/BASEBOARDS/DRAINS (RESTROOMS)

  • Are floors, baseboards, and drains clean?

  • Are drains well maintained?

SECTION 10: RESTROOMS: TRASH (RESTROOMS)

  • Are trash/sanitary napkin receptacles free or unpleasant odors?

  • Are trash/sanitary napkin receptacles clean?

  • Are trash/sanitary napkin receptacles well maintained?

SECTION 11: DINING ROOM: FLOOR/BASEBOARDS

  • Are floor and baseboards clean?

SECTION 13: RESTAURANT EXTERIOR: LANDSCAPES AREAS

  • Are landscaped areas clean?

  • Are landscaped areas well maintained?

SECTION 13: RESTAURANT EXTERIOR: PARKING LOTIS

  • Is parking lot clean?

  • Is parking lot well maintained?

SECTION 13: RESTAURANT EXTERIOR: CONCRETE/PAVED SURFACES

  • Are concrete surfaces/paved areas clean?

  • Are concrete surfaces/paved areas well maintained?

SECTION 13: RESTAURANT EXTERIOR: DUMPSTER AREA

  • Is area near dumpster free of unpleasant odors?

  • Is dumpster enclosure (exteriors and interior) clean?

  • Is dumpster enclosure (exterior and interior) well maintained?

  • Is dumpster exterior and rendering barrel (if present) clean?

  • Is dumpster exterior and rendering barrel (if present) well maintained?

SECTION 13: RESTAURANT EXTERIOR: DRIVE TRHU MENU BOARD, SPEAKER, PRE-BOARD AND POP

  • Are drive thru menu board speaker box pre board and awnings/canopies clean and installed correctly?

  • Are drive thru menu boards speaker box pre board and awning/canopies well maintained?

  • Is drive thru pad clean?

SECTION 28: MARKETING MATERIALS: NUTRITIONAL INFORMATION (FRONT COUNTER)

  • Is CFA nutrition guide available?

SECTION 28: MARKETING MATERIALS: CFA CARES MATERIALSAR

  • Are correct CFA CARES materials available?

  • Are CFA CARES materials clean?

  • Are CFA CARES materials well maintained?

PRODUCTION ENVIRONMENT

SECTION 18: FRONT COUNTER/DRIVE THRU WORK AREA: SURFACES/STORAGE AREAS

  • Are front counter and drive thru surfaces and storage areas clean?

  • Are front country and drive thru surfaces and storage areas well maintained?

SECTION 24: EQUIPMENT: BREADING TABLE/REFRIGERATED BREADING TABLE

  • Is stainless steel breading table surface free of plastic liners and/or cardboard?

  • Is refrigerated breading table lid (or breading pan lids) closed when breading table is not in use?

  • Are both milk and egg wash pans prepared according to requirements with perforated pan kept partially submerged?

  • Are yellow gloves available at breading table?

  • Are bags of raw chicken strips and raw nuggets held according to requirements in breading table refrigerator?

  • Are yellow gloves in good condition?

  • Are there pans in every position on refrigerated rails (upper cavity), with no gaps?

  • Are products set up in correct order for breading chicken?

  • Are sifter and wire basket (for nuggets and strips) available at breading table?

  • Is sifter and wire basket in good condition?SECTION

SECTION 24: EQUIPMENT: WALK-IN REFRIGERATOR

  • Does internal thermometer show correct temperature? (35-38F)

  • Are all raw chicken products stored below cooked and ready to eat food, on bottom shelves and is spicy chicken stored where it will not drip into regular chicken?

  • Is walkin refrigerator clean inside and out?

  • Is walkin refrigerator well maintained?

SECTION 24: EQUIPMENT: REACH-IN REFRIGERATOR

  • Are raw chicken products stored below cooked and ready to eat food, on bottom shelves and is spicy chicken stored where it will not drip onto regular chicken?

  • Are loll containers in good condition and are products closed/covered so they are protected from air and contaminants?

  • Are all products labled, with in holding time and is FIFO being executed correctly?

  • Is reach in refrigerator free of off odors?

  • In reach in refrigerator free of cleaning agents or any other potential contamination hazards?

  • Is each in refrigerator clean inside and out?

  • Is each in refrigerator well maintained?SECTION

SECTION 24: EQUIPMENT: PRESSURE FRYERRS

  • Is internal oil temperature in pressure fryer 315 degrees F or higher?

  • Is oil level with fill line in pressure fryer when hot?

  • Is oil in pressure fryer clean?

  • Are all fryers baskets stored either in fryer or on red food tray?

  • Is fryer maintained according to requirements during the day?

  • Are external surfaces of each Henny Penny pressure fryer clean?

  • Are external surfaces of each Henny Penny pressure fryer well maintained?

  • Are legs and caters of each Henny Penny pressure fryer clean?

  • Are the legs and casters of each Henny Penny pressure fryer well maintained?

SECTION 24: EQUIPMENT: REGISTERS, MONITORS, BUMP BOARDS

  • Are registers clean?

  • Are registers well maintained?

  • Are monitors clean?

  • Are monitors well maintained?

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