Information

  • Restaurant Number

  • Restaurant Manager

  • PIC

  • Reason for Visit

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

Observation 8 critical items on standard assessment audit

  • Fries 150<br>

  • Jumbo Patty Temp 125F

  • Guest is greeted apron arrival <br>

  • Restrooms are stocked with soap, paper towels, and toilet tissue

  • Team members make an effort to be friendly through smiling and conversation

  • Guest is thanked for their visit

  • Restroom sinks, changing tables, toilets , and floors are clean or in the process of being cleaned

  • Guest received what they ordered including correct product build , condiments , napkins, straws , and receipts

Store Visit

  • Uniforms within standards <br>-refer to Uniforms Job Aid<br>JIB thread only <br>dickies or black slacks<br>solid color and matching socks<br>jewelry per area policy

Cleanliness - refer to maint list

  • maintenance planner completed and checked off <br>15 daily core items <br>40% by 8 am<br>80% 10am

Outside

  • Entry doorsl<br>- no more soil than a dollar bill<br>

  • Entry door in good condition

  • Drive thru window<br>no more soil than a dollar bill

  • Drive thru window condition<br>- window locks and in good condition<br>- window slides smooth ( easy to close and open)<br>- Fly fan operational and in use

  • drive thru window POP<br>- free of soil<br>- in good condition

  • drive thru window POP<br>- current POP following matrix standards

  • drive thru window frame<br>no more soil than a dollar bill<br>-can not leave a mark on frame with finger visible in a picture

  • drive thru window frame <br>- in good condition

  • Drive thru lane<br>- trash no more than an 8 1/2 by 11 sheet of paper<br>- oil stains in front of menu boards and drive thru window not shiny or matte, must be faded stains that show cleaning attempt

  • drive lane <br>- in good conditon

  • 80% of windows free of soil <br>- each window no more than a dollar bill

  • POP free of bubbles and wrinkles<br>- no more than a dollar bill<br>- no dog ears greater then half of the height of a dollar bill

  • POP correct according to matrix<br>- notate any recommendations on current POP

  • outside trash cans <br>- not overflowing<br>- graffiti within standards<br>- no more soil than a dollar bill<br>- ash tray must have cat litter or similar

  • outside trash cans in good condition

  • <br>- dumpster lid closed

  • dumpster gate/walls<br>- graffiti within standard<br>- no more soil than an by sheet of paper

  • dumpster area <br>- trash and soil accumulated no more than a 8 1/2 by 11 inch piece of paper <br>-

  • dumpster area - in good condition

dinning room

  • 8 out of 10 chairs <br>- free of soil no more than a dollar bill per chair<br>

  • chairs- in good condition ( no wobbly chairs, worn chair seats etc)<br>

  • table edges <br>-no more soil than a dollar bill per table

  • tables in good condition

  • high chairs <br>-free of soil and in proper working condition

  • vents - no more soil than half a dollar bill

  • vents in good condition

  • dining room lighting<br>- no lights out<br>- in good condition<br>

  • thermostat set at 65-75

  • wet floor signs <br>- no more soil than a half dollar bill

  • wet floor signs<br>- available and in good condition

  • trash cans <br>- not overflowing <br>-tops and exterior free of soil less than a dollar bill

  • trash cans in good condition

  • dining room POP/picture decor<br>-no more soil than a dollar bill

  • dining room POP/picture decor<br>- current JIB standards

  • dining room window ledges<br>- free of soil

  • dining room frames and railings <br>- no more soil than half am 8 1/2 by 11 sheet of paper

  • dining room walls<br>- soil no more than a half sheet of paper

  • tile no more than 4 cracked tiles or covings

  • dining room covings <br>- no more than 6 dirty covings <br>- coving soil less than 1/2 of a dollar bill

  • fly lamps on and operational

Restrooms

  • restroom walls <br>- no more soil than a dollar bill <br>- graffiti within standards

  • restroom lighting <br>- no lights out <br>- all lights have protective cover

  • mirrors and signs condition<br>- in good condition<br>- hand wash sign required

  • mirrors an signs <br>- soil less than 1/2 a dollar bill each

  • restroom covings <br>- less than 3 covings with soil les than 1/2 a dollar bill

  • restroom tile <br>- no more than 1 broken tiles/cove bases

  • restroom toilets and sinks<br>- graffiti within standard<br>- soil should be less than 1/2 a dollar bill

  • toilets an sinks in good condition

  • restroom vents<br>- soil less than 1/2 a dollar bill eack

  • dispensers and hand dryers <br>-stocked and in good working condition

  • dispensers and hand dryers<br>- graffiti within standards<br>- soil less than 1/2 a dollar bill each

  • restroom doors <br>- soil less than 1/2 a dollar bill<br>- graffiti within standard <br>

  • bonus point - kick plates polished

  • lighting<br>- no lights out <br>- all light have light covers

  • Restrooms free of odor

Back of the House

  • Dry storage<br>- No more than 4 boxes without flaps cut off

  • proper stocking procedure<br>6 inches from floor <br>12 inches from ceiling

  • Back door<br>- clear of trash and boxes more than 75% of door clear

  • back door fly fan on and in working condition

  • oil tank pan<br>- no more soil than an 8 1/2 by 11 sheet of paper

  • walls<br>- no more soil than 1/2 a sheet of paper per wall

  • vents<br>- no more soil than 1/2 a dollar bill

  • cove bases <br>- no more than 10 with more soil than a 1/2 dollar bill

  • tile<br>- no more than 5 cracked or missing tiles including cove bases

  • employee room<br>- if used as storage does not take more than 1/2 of employee room

  • back door free of gaps ( no light coming through)

  • mop sink<br>- no trash or standing water more than an 8 1/2 by 11 sheet of paper <br>- clean and organized

  • mop buckets<br>- no more soil than an 8 1/2 by 11 sheet of paper <br>- mop is not left in water when not in use

  • kitchen hoods filters<br>- no dripping oil from hood filters<br>

  • walk ins<br>- no empty boxes<br>- no products exposed to air <br>- door strips non missing and in good condition

Quality Prep- refer to prep list,

  • Prep list modified<br>- to fit store needs

  • Prep list being followed<br>- quantities made match what prep list is asking for no more than 2 set ups in accurate

  • prep book available and up to date<br>- prep list kept for last 7 days

  • Salad weighs <br>-12oz -15oz<br>- no cores<br>- proper build being used

  • Key set ups have accurate weights<br>-refer to set up weight job aid<br>- weigh one of each

  • Expired product<br>- no expired products including soda and dry storage

  • No product being defrosted being use<br>- Using products only after defrost ( including : tacos, monster tacos, chicken fillets, fajita, etc)

  • Fill line standards followed

  • all tools available and in working condition<br>- scale, ladles , scoops, label gun tape/ink , pans etc

quality bread

  • Quality - bread (refer to Bread Quality Job Aid)<br>

  • Sourdough bread griller settings correct <br>- adjusted to meet standards (ideally 2,2 and

  • sourdough griller disassemble<br>- no more than 20% built up on platen<br>- chain has no excessive build up<br>

  • Round up toasters settings correctl<br>- D2 or D1 if using for sourdough bread. If adjusted to different setting must still meet quality standard

  • disassemble round up toaster <br>- belt is not worn <br>- butter wheel properly maintained no excessive built up

  • bread expiration and defrost<br>- no bread expired<br>- no frozen bread being used

  • toaster teflon sheets<br>- rotated and available ( 3 different types)

  • batch toaster time settings correct

  • batch taster spatulas and sponges<br>- spatulas no more than 20% built up (front and back)<br>- sponges properly maintained<br>

Quality Assembly

  • Quality - Assembly (refer to Quality Job Aid)<br>- pickles submerged<br> - tomatoes properly stacked <br>- cheese to fill line<br>- lettuce green, crisp, no cores<br>- onions crisp and white<br>- bacon crisp no more than ten per sheet ( 4inch pan 10, 6 inch pan 15)

  • No more than 4 sandwiches assembled at one time<br>- proper build protein being placed last on sandwich <br>

  • saucing procedures being followed

  • protein cabinet<br>- proper quantities being held<br>- timers set and used correctly<br>-

  • UHC <br>-proper quantities held <br>- timers set and used correctly

  • taco staging unit<br>- tacos held correctly<br>-bags free of sauce and not soggy<br>- 10 min timer available

  • proper box and wrapping procedures <br>

Quality oil- refer to oil quality job aid and calendar

  • Quality - Oil <br>refer to quality job aid

  • oil calendar <br>- updated to current month with boil out and change days marked

  • skim<br>- timer set for 15 min skimming<br>- debris in fryers more than half of a dollar bill

Station Planners

  • Station Planner - Grill (completed/in progress) <br>

  • Station Planner - Fryer (completed/in progress)

  • Station Planner - Guest Service (completed/in progress)

  • Station Planner - Drive Thru (completed/in progress)

On Going

  • PIC in right position, deploying up and down to delegate tasks and effectively directing team?<br>1,3,6,8 highest available<br>does not leave right primary position for more than 10min at a time

  • "2 Minute Drills" conducted at lest every 1/2 hour?<br>-cleanliness <br>- inconsistent when more than an hour passes by with no 2 min drill performed<br>-protein cabinet <br>-quality

  • "Build-To's" being communicated to team and verified by PIC?<br>-compared "planned" stage products vs "actual/being used" stage products<br>- pic actually follows up on quality of products being station

Supporting Material

  • Store Visit completed/in progress including task assignments<br>- check previous 5 days for task assign sheet

Planning Book

  • Daily Placement Chart<br>completed check past 5 days

  • Daily Graphs<br>completed check past 5 days

  • Task Assignment <br>completed check past 5 days

  • Store Visit <br>completed check past 5 days

  • Destroy<br>completed check past 5 days

  • Hourly Sales Tracking <br>completed check past 5 days

  • Non sales generating hours (prep, administration, maintenance, etc) scheduled properly?

Communication Board (current and with actionable notes)

  • VOG (last and current period)

  • Food Cost action plan

  • Food Cost Variance analysis

  • Weekly Goals and Achievements

  • Employees Reward and Recognition

  • SOS

  • Cashier Performance

  • Void Order Report

  • Alerts per 10k tracking posted

PIC temperature knowledge check

  • grill and patty temp and corrective action

  • shake machine temp and corrective action

  • fryers temp and corrective action

  • POU refridgerators

Misc Items

  • Sanitizer test strips available and not expired

  • Sanitizer buckets labeled and correct strength

  • Are tea liners tied and dated and white tube trimmed

  • Any food safety issues seen?<br>-if seen was there corrective action takene

  • Does the PIC know the 8 criticals?

  • baskets being delivered to the table

  • Check the last 5 days of FSC and is there signatures showing that it has been checked by the managers?

  • Is there a set of back up tools available in store

Critical Thinking

  • Visual support

  • New Action Plan - Maintenance -What happened -why did it happen -how can it be resolved (what tools/approaches can be put in place) -deadline -who is responsible (to execute and to follow up)

  • New Action Plan - Prep -What happened -why did it happen -how can it be resolved (what tools/approaches can be put in place) -deadline -who is responsible (to execute and to follow up)

  • New Action Plan - Station Planners -What happened -why did it happen -how can it be resolved (what tools/approaches can be put in place) -deadline -who is responsible (to execute and to follow up)

  • Additional Comments

  • PIC

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