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SOAR DO Store Visit Form

EXTERIOR

  • Evaluate the exterior from a customer perspective. Look at the overall cleanliness and condition of the lot, landscaping, menus, drive-thru, and building. If "No" please take a picture and add notes.

  • Is the parking lot clean?

  • Are all menu boards and POPS working properly?

  • Does the DT Menu Board & Speaker look clean, attractive, well-lit, and have proper pricing & LTO Signage? Take a Picture of the DT Menu Board.

  • Was the trash cans empty?

  • Was the landscaping appealing and trimmed?

  • Are all the lights on the building, canopies, menus, and parking lot, working?

  • Was the marquee reader board correct? What is written on the reader board? Take a picture.

  • Exterior Notes:

SERVICE

  • Evaluate the customer experience compared to Sonic standards. Wait long enough to receive checkback. Listen to how carhops interact with other customers on lot. If crew treats customers poorly mark no on the questions. *We always complete a shop - if the crew does it correctly, we know they know the standard, if not we need to coach and train.

  • Were you greeted within 5 secs for DT 10 for stalls?

  • Was the greeting friendly?

  • Was the team member knowledgeable on the menu?

  • Did the team member say Thank You?

  • Did you get a suggestive sale?

  • Was the order out in under 4 mins?

  • Was your carhop in proper uniform?

  • Did the carhop smile and introduce themselves?

  • Did the carhop invite you back?

  • Did you receive a checkback?

  • Service Notes:

QUALITY

  • Complete a Mystery Shop as you pull on the lot. Take the food inside the drive-in and go through the build, temperature, and products with the manager. Have them try to side the item to see if it's at standard.

  • Is the LTO or Burger properly made?

  • Was the meal hot and fresh?

  • Was the drink made with a 1/2 cup of ice?

  • Was the order bagged properly?

  • Did you receive condiments/utensils/napkins/mint?

  • Was the order correct?

  • Quality Notes:

FOOD SAFETY

  • Food safety is extremely important to our business, you will need to check all equipment for the proper holding temperatures, and check products for proper dates and product temperatures. If one piece of equipment or product is not at standard, mark the line no and figure out the root cause.

  • Is all equipment working and holding temp?

  • Are all products dated?

  • Products at proper temperature? Test these 6 items(Beef, Strips, Chili, Tomatoes, Ice Cream, Hot Dogs)

  • Are all employees washing hands when required?

  • Are employees using tongs and utensils?

  • Is the thermometer kit present and working?

  • Is the food safety log filled out? Take picture of last 3 days.

  • Is the Audit Kit complete, including the non-expired Bodily Fluids Kit?

  • Food Safety Notes:

EMPLOYEES

  • Greet all crew on shift. Observe the team in action - make sure you watch orders and products from start to finish. Ask all new crew about their training. Constantly observe your surroundings while completing other tasks during your visit. THANK all crew members before you leave.

  • Are the employees in proper uniform?

  • Are employees being respectful?

  • Are the employees trained in their position?

  • Are their behaviors demonstrating a sense of urgency?

  • Employee Notes:

MANAGER/SYSTEMS

  • Have the manager walk you through the systems below and how they are using them. If they are not in use coach/show the manager to use them.

  • Is the manager coaching?

  • Is the team scheduled to take care of the business?

  • Is the team using Production Charts?

  • Is the team using Positioning Charts?

  • Are their training aids posted at each station? ie Product Posters, Build Cards, Skill Builders

  • Are new hires being scheduled with a "Training Buddy"?

  • Is inventory levels correct for volume?

  • Is the store rush ready, clean, and organized?

  • Manager/Systems Notes:

Facilities

  • Check to see if there is food safety or safety hazards. You will be a fresh set of eyes, is all equipment working properly. Ask the crew if they need anything fixed. Build strong relationships and communications with your repair vendors.

  • Have all broken equipment been called in?

  • Are the Walk-in in good repair and no ice build-up?

  • Are all the ice heads producing ice?

  • Are there building concerns to address?

  • Are there any leaking faucets, pipes, or running toilets?

  • Are the outside water closets, restrooms, and plumbing ready for the winter?

  • Facilities Notes:

Cleanliness

  • Evaluate the cleanliness of the interior and exterior of the drive-in. Train crew on proper cleaning techniques, don't take for granted that they know how already. Managers can easily become blind to these issues. Explain the difference between "day dirt" and dirtiness trends.

  • Have the Ice Cream Machines been properly cleaned this week and is a regular full cleaning schedule in place?

  • Are the sidewalks & patio clean and power washed?

  • Are the Vent Hoods clean?

  • Are the walls and floors behind the kitchen equipment clean?

  • Are the inside floors clean with out black buildup and are floor drains clean of debris?

  • Cleanliness Notes:

Required Forms and Programs

  • Verify all necessary forms are in use and being used properly. Train on organization and time management.

  • Is the schedule posted? Attach a picture of the schedule.

  • Is the deposit log properly completed? Attach a picture of the Deposit Log

  • Is the void log properly completed? Attach a picture of the Void Log

  • Are New Hire Trainings in Tot Zone Complete?

  • Required Forms & Programs Notes:

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