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  • Are all cash drawers Open and Empty?

  • Were all cash tills clean and verified with $150.00 in them?

  • One till at a time, remove any large bills ($10.00 or greater) and change them out with monies from "$600" change fund drawer for $1's, $5's, and rolls of coins. Any cash put IN the change fund drawer should equal the cash taken OUT.

  • Ensure all cashiers have been closed and settled on up front POS. <br>If any cashier has been opened and has not been closed or settled, you must settle drawer with a $0 amount by typing in "0" in the "Cash in Drawer" category.

  • Once all drawers are ready for the following day, take them as well as the "$600" change till and place the in the safe in the back office. "$600" till should ALWAYS be on top.

  • Place all cashier tickets, loose coins, and coupons NEATLY in front of the computer in the office.<br>**All loose change needs to be converted into dollar bills until you have less than a dollar remaining**

Final Walk-Through

  • Are all coolers and freezers, CLEAN, ON, and running at proper temps?

  • Is all other equipment turned OFF and CLEANED?

  • Are all surfaces clear of debris and sanitized?

  • Are all floor drains SWEPT and Sprayed clean?

  • Was the Restroom fixtures cleaned and stocked with paper towels, soap, and toilet paper?

  • Are the restroom cabinet keys and the freezer and dumpster keys accounted for and in the right spot?

  • Have ALL chemicals been properly stored in the chemical cabinet?

  • Check off and send ALL other team member closing position checklist.

  • Is the mop sink cleaned out, swept of debris, and sanitized with restroom cleaner?

  • Is swinging door locked leading to the front counter?

  • Flip all labeled breakers OFF

  • Remember set the ALARM and make sure door closes and locks behind you.

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