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SATURDAY - Work Station Chart Daily Shift Communication, Goals, Contest & Training Plan :

Manager:

Date:

Daily Post Rush Duties

Daily Maintenance Duties

Post Rush - Dining Room/Prep

Peak Service Positioning Name

Schedule

Break

# Primary / Secondary 1. Cashier / DT / FL Runner 2. Backline Slicer / Fryer

Detail all trash cans inside and out

Lot and landscaping pick up

Detail/run spare toaster

Sweep, (dry) mop dining room floors

Detail condiment stand

Clean and stock rest rooms

Clean all floor drains

Prep any products / salads needed

Clean registers and area

Organize kitchen shelving, coolers

Scrub, clean dust pan

Post Rush - Fryers/Clean Up

4. Runner* / Fryer / Dining Room

Sweep, (dry) mop backline floors

Clean refrigeration and HVAC condensor fans

5. Backline Specialty* / Slicer / Fryer

Wash dishes and serving trays

Detail sandwich chutes

Wash, rinse and sanitize comp-sinks Refill comp-sinks with fresh water

8. Slider** Cash > Fry > BL > DR

Daily Zone Duties

9. Toaster / Specialty

Zone Duties are positional service tasks to be completed only during slow points in service.

11. BL / Fry Leader / Dining Room 12. Fryer 2 / Clean / Restock 13. Dining Room / FL Runner *Headsets should be worn by DT order taker, backline, fry manager and a manager, to ensure speed and accuracy. ** Slider Position #8 follows the flow of business demand. Typical flow would be: Dining Room > Cash > Fries > Backline > Dining Room.

Non-Peak Positioning # Primary / Secondary 1. Cashier / DT/FL Runner 2. Backline Slicer / Fryer 3. DT Cash / Order* / FL/DT/Fryer 4. Runner* / Fry/Dining Room 5. Backline Specialty* / Slicer / Fryer 6. Fryer / DT/FL Runner/DR 7. DT Order Taker* / DT Runner / Fryer Assign at least one person to be the “fry manager” when less than six people are scheduled.

Checked By

Detail mop buckets / sink Detail, wash and sanitize ice buckets and scoops

10. DT Runner* / Fryer

Break

Detail all reach in coolers

Empty outside trash cans if 2/3 full

Filter fryers

7. DT Order Taker* / DT Runner / Fryer

Schedule

Break down boxes/take trash out

3. DT Cash / Order* / FL / DT / Fryer

6. Fryer / DT / FL Runner / DR

Name

Assigned To

Duties

Guests first! Always stop tasks to serve the Guest.

ZONE 1 (Cashier 1) CLEAN †† Front service counters †† Front cash registers (only use clean, damp cloth)

STOCK †† Coffee / tea levels †† Receipt tape

ZONE 4 CLEAN †† Chutes †† Turnover display (stock) STOCK †† Paper goods †† Coolers †† Salads & dressings

ZONE 5 CLEAN †† Change over coldwell pans †† Cutting boards †† Toasters /microwaves STOCK †† Rotate, portions and salads in coolers †† Coldwell / sauces

ZONE 2 (Slicer)

ZONE 3 (DT Cashier)

CLEAN †† Scale †† 4-Hour Slicer Cleaning STOCK †† Rotate buns †† Cheese / sauce †† Sandwich wrappers

CLEAN †† DT service area counter †† DT cash registers (only

ZONE 6

ZONE 7 (Fryer)

CLEAN †† Drink / shake area †† Hand sinks (stock) †† Tea, coffee brewer, pots and brew funnel STOCK †† Shake machine

use clean, damp cloth)

STOCK †† Ice-bin †† Receipt tape

CLEAN †† Fry area / shelves †† Skim fryers STOCK †† Fry area paper products †† Fry freezer

ZONE 8 (Dining Room 3-Tier Responsibilities) QUICK CHECK (Done when very busy) †† Tables and seats using 3-in-1 cleaner spray bottle, clean towel and a tray †† High chairs / booster seats

SPOT CHECK (Done during service breaks) †† Complete all Quick Check items + †† Fill condiment stand †† Ensure all trash cans are emptied and clean

COMPLETE CHECK (Done during slow service periods) †† Complete all Quick Check and Spot Check items + †† Spot clean windows and doors †† Sweep, dry mop floors †† Clean carpets ARB-T-46A (Rev. 11/15)

Restaurant # ____________ Date: __________

DAILY OPERATIONS CHECKLIST

Mgrs on duty: ___________________________

Red italicized items represent Arby’s Safety First priorities

Opening Management Plan

10:30am

4:30pm

Initials

Initials

Post Rush Plan

__ Follow up maintenance / opening duties __ Assist with opening prep __ Follow up beef / product tempering __ Complete banking (as applicable) __ Test slicer sharpness (oil, sharpen as needed) __ Prep slicer washed, rinsed and sanitized __ Prep equipment clean __ Turn on sign, lights, music, DT speaker

__ Sink set up / handwashing __ Equipment turn on schedule __ Calibrate thermometers __ Follow beef cooking schedule __ Check close & paperwork __ Review Prep & SCL sheet __ Work station chart (plan breaks)

10:30am

4:30pm

Initials

Initials

PEOPLE

__ Zone / post rush duties complete __ Afternoon prep complete __ Breaks __ Banking complete / PM manager verified __ Check mail / email __ PM work station chart complete

Team appearance





Proper hygiene / handwashing





TM drinks / food designated area





PMA rally - TIP / TOP





Work station chart - zone duties





TMTP planned





Building, landscaping, sidewalks





Check exterior lights





Windows, frames, matts clean





Dumpster clean / gates closed





Readerboard, menuboard, POP





DT auto message / speaker





DT pad, ledge, wall area clean





Flag, patio, tables, umbrellas



Doors & windows clean





Trash cans clean, empty, no odor





Tables, chairs, highchairs, plants





Floors, baseboards, walls, pictures





Condiment stand clean & stocked





Temperature, music level





Turnovers & bags, hold times





Thermometers in all roasts



Paper goods stocked / organized







Oven mitts clean, kept near ovens



Condiments stocked / organized







Prep tables clean



Coolers stocked / organized







Hand sink clean & stocked



Tea, coffee, lemons, drink syrups







Thermometers clean & calibrated





Sinks clean & set up (150 - 400 ppm) •



Headsets, speakers, monitors on





Paper goods stocked / organized





Condiments stocked / organized





Coolers stocked / organized





Tea, coffee, lemons, drink syrups





Shake mix, shake syrups



/ dishes done





Paper goods stocked / organized





Condiments stocked / organized





Fry station / freezer stocked





Shortening tested / quality good





Floors, counters, equipment clean •



Fry station manager assigned





Par levels communicated

• •

surfaces clean

LADIES ROOM •

Hot water, soap, towels





Sink, mirror, floor, walls





Toilets, tissue





Sanitary box w/liner





Trash can / no odor



MENS ROOM

Clean walls, floors, baseboards





Trash cans clean, empty





Soda boxes full / Co2 level





Desk area





Beef tempered, dated - 3 stages





Other products tempered, dated





Products dated, rotated, off floor



SYSTEMS

BACKLINE

Slicer, food / hand contact



COOLER/FREEZER

FRY STATION

DINING ROOM •

BACKROOM

DRIVE-THRU

EXTERIOR

4:30pm

Initials

Initials

FRONTLINE





Heat lamp working, clean





Beef slice wafer thin, temp 138°F +





Cold well fill levels below 1”





Holding oven temp at 150°F





Beef sheet in place, used





Toaster on, proper settings





Liquid cheddar cheese stocked

• •



Hot water, soap, towels





Cheese / portions stocked, dated



Sink, mirror, floor, walls





Sauce, FIFO bottles, correct tips, 2/3 full •



Toilets, tissue





Produce fresh (LTO) and stocked





Trash can / no odor





Wraps stocked / prefolded





Buns / breads stocked, dated





Buns / breads organized / arms reach





Clean floors, trash cans in place





Par levels communicated



Temperature Log on HACCP Sheet Done: ___ AM ___ MID ___ PM ARB-T-41A (Rev. 11/14)

10:30am



Vinyl gloves available (right sizes) •



Slicer safety gloves





Fryer safety equipment





Chemical safety equipment





Sanitized waters & towels





Clean / Dirty towel system in place •



4-Hour cleaning caddy set up





Bathroom cleaning caddy set up





Waste buckets in place





Hold time systems in place





Thermometers in all holding units



Notes

_____________________________________

________________________ ________________________ ________________________ ________________________ ________________________ ________________________ ________________________ ________________________

CLOSING CHECKLIST Open

Close

Initials

Initials

Closing Manager: ___________________ Closing Team: ___________________________ Close

Open Initials

Initials

DINING ROOM •

Doors / DT window locked



Door windows spot cleaned



Tables, chairs, highchairs clean



Condiment stand clean, stocked



Sauce pump nozzles clean

• • • •

Close

BACKROOM

DRIVE-THRU •



Open

Initials

Initials

Walls, counters clean





Ovens, fans clean (off)







All monitors turned off





Floors, under equipment, clean







Tea urns, spigots clean





Walls, baseboards clean









Ice bin, scoop / ice maker clean



Shelves organized







Drink systems & nozzles / grates •



Dishes clean, stored properly



Beverage nozzles / grates clean • Trash cans clean, empty, no odor •

clean



Tables and sinks washed w/ Comet, •



Cup, lid dispensers clean, stocked •



Bags, kids bags stocked





Hand sink clean, soap, towels





DT condiment area clean, stocked •



Remaining trash consolidated





Coffee maker, airpots clean





Thermometers, pan, probes clean





Shake mixer clean and sanitized •



Mop sink, bucket clean





Shake machine clean & sanitized •



Ice machine, scoop, bucket clean





Dirty towels in Comet Cleaner





Spray bottles emptied (filled in AM) • • Dawn detergent • Quaternary sanitizer



3-day supply of beef, dated





Other products tempering, dated





Products dated, wrapped properly





Shelves organized, clean





Product off floors, floors clean





Freezer door closed, lights out



Desk area / office clean, organized



Floors / carpet clean (under tables) • Floor mats clean •

LADIES ROOM •

Hot water, soap, towels





Sink, mirror, floor, walls





Toilets, tissue





Sanitary box w/liner





Fry dump station, hoods clean





Trash can / no odor





Shortening full, fryers clean (off)





Utensils back in place, clean





Fry cartons stocked, area clean





Floors, walls, under equipment





Heating unit clean (off)





Check fry freezer



FRY STATION

MENS ROOM •

Hot water, soap, towels





Sink, mirror, floor, walls





Toilets, tissue





Trash can / no odor



BACKLINE • Slicer disassembled, washed,

FRONTLINE •

Turnover display clean (bags)





Walls, counters clean





Salad display, dressings stocked





Reach-in cooler / drawer clean





Sandwich chutes clean (off)





Trays: sanitized & air dried





Cup, lid dispensers clean, stocked





Au Jus warmer empty & clean





All monitors turned off



Grading System 0-2=A 3-4=B 5=C 6=D 7 or more = F

Evaluate each section and circle items/bullet points that do not meet standard. Deduct one point for each item circled.



rinsed, sanitized • Heat lamp clean (off)

COOLER/FREEZER

OTHER



• Scale(s) clean / calibrated





• Holding oven clean (on 150°F)





TM area clean



• Microwave clean, fans & filters





Exhaust system (off)



• Cheese machine / pump clean





Outside sign, music (off)



• Ranch pump clean, parts air dried





Pole lights left on



• Sauce (FIFO) bottles filled, clean





Back door firmly closed



• Buns, packages resealed







• Toasters clean (off)



HVAC adjusted to night temp (as applicable)

• Heated holding drawers clean (off)



• Waste bins empty, clean, no odor





Lock doors, turn off Arby’s sign

• Cold wells clean, empty





Equipment off

• Cutting boards washed w/





Close registers



Calculate register tills / deposit



Food difference check complete



Verify $ per roast - next day



Verify safe totals



Audit actions: meals, receipts, etc.

Comet, rinsed, sanitized (at sink) • Food contact surfaces washed,



rinsed, sanitized • Hand contact surfaces cleaned



with 3-in-1 cleaner

Communication/Closing Feedback

rinsed, sanitized

ADMIN

• Floors, under equipment clean





Verify void totals, staple to report

• All monitors turned off





Execute End of Day task list



Set up next days paperwork



Mgt. communication



Safe locked / cash drawers open



Alarm system armed

_______________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________

• • • • • • • • • • • • • •

Daily Hourly Round Review Task 1 Start Hourly Reading 2 Happy, Smiling People 3 Customer Walk Dinning Room Parking Lot Restrooms Service Area 4 Skim Drawers 5 Sales, Cooking & Labor Activity 6 Beef Temperatures 7 OPS Wafer - Thin Beef Caramelized Buns Portion Weights Arby's Arch 8 Fresh, Appetizing Produce 9 Hot Fries that "snap" 10 Adjust Schedule (As Needed) 11 * Clean & Sanitize Beef Slicer 12 * Clean & Sanitize Prep Slicer

11*

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BEEF COOKING SHEET - HACCP and Cost Controls (Roast Beef Pull Temperature: 138°F - 143°F Minimum Roast Beef Dwell Time: 30 Minutes) IMPORTANT: Arby’s Roast Beef internal temperatures must be checked throughout the day and at closing. 138°F or higher: Insert thermometer and place into the holding oven (ensure original roast number is noted on the wrap). 130°F- 137°F: Heat in 200°F oven until beef reaches 138°F - 143°F, insert thermometer, note original roast number and place in the holding oven until needed. (Beef can only be heated once to re-establish roast temperature). Below 130°F: Discard Note: Roast may be held on a slicer at 138°F or in a hot holding oven set to maintain an internal temperature of 150°F.

Cook ‘n Hold Pods Overnight 200°F pod cook beef to 135°F Day Part 250°F pod cook beef to 138°F

COOKING CCP*

Date & Code

Roast #

Raw Weight In

Raw or Leftover Temp.

Time in Oven

Time Out Oven

Cook Time

*Pull Temp. CCP

Restaurant #

AM $/Roast

Date

PM $/Roast

HOT HOLDING CCP* Time in H.O.

Cooked Cooking Roast / Holding Weight Loss Oz. (Ouf of Bag)

Shrink %

Time Out H.O. ** A

B/C

* Temp. Out of H.O. CCP A

B/C

CCPs Team by: (Initial)

CCPs Mgmt. by: (Initial)

A

A

B/C

B/C

* Critical Control Point ** Minimum Dwell Time of 30 minutes or 45 minutes for Overnight Cook ‘n Hold Track shrinkage as needed in the gray columns. Reference the beef cooking section of the OSM for additional information.

L/O Beef L/O Beef L/O Beef

1

Oz. Cook

Cooking/Holding Loss Oz. ARB-T-BEEFSHEET

Rev. 11/15

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BEEF COOKING SHEET - HACCP and Cost Controls AM (

Temperature Log (Initials/Temp)

Temp

: Code

)

MID (

Initials

Temp

:

)

Code

Initials

PM ( Temp

:

)

Code

Temperature Corrective Action Code:

Initials

Note one of the following codes next to the product that is out of the ideal temperature range.

Walk-In Cooler (34°F - 40°F)

1. Discarded product

Freezer (0°F +/- 10°F)

2. Reheated product

Beef Oven (200°F)

3. Adjusted temperature

Turnover Oven (325°F)

4. Moved product to working equipment 5. Called maintenance / Supervisor

Fry Freezer (0°F +/- 10°F)

6. Moved to cooler / chilled

Fryer (350°F)

7. Fry Freezer is in defrost mode

Cheese Machine (145°F) Beef Holding Cabinet (150°F)

4-Hour Cleaning Schedule

Heated Holding Drawer (150°F) / Henny Penny (175°F) Coldwell Ingredient - Beef Side (34°F - 41°F) Cheese / Tomatoes

Roast Beef Pre-Slice Calculation

(Pre-Heat Pan Before Slicing) Projected Sales for Next 30 Min.

Dollars/$ per Roast

Coldwell Ingredient - Beef Side (34°F - 41°F) Deli Meats / Sauces

4AM-6AM

x 10 =

Coldwell Ingredient - Spec. Side (34°F - 41°F) Cheese / Tomatoes

8AM-10AM

x 10 =

Coldwell Ingredient - Spec. Side (34°F - 41°F) Deli Meats / Sauces

1PM-3PM

x 10 =

Slicer Table / Spec. Side Under Refrig. (34°F - 40°F)

4PM-6PM

x 10 =

8PM-10PM

x 10 =

12AM-2AM

x 10 =

Salad Cooler / Frontline Refrigeration (34°F - 40°F) Shake Machine Hopper (34°F - 40°F)

Pounds of Beef to Pre-Slice

Cleaning Log Slicer (Initials/Time)

Food & Hand Contact Surfaces (Initials/Time)

IMPORTANT: Wash hands and change gloves at least every hour. Wash, rinse & sanitize slicer and all food-contact surfaces at least every 4 hours.

Beef Tempering Schedule #1 3 Days Projected Sales

#2

#3

#4

# of Roasts Required

# of Roast On-Hand

# of Roasts to Temper

Todays Projected Sales

3 Days Projected Sales

Tempering Roasts

# of Roasts Needed for Next 3 Days

+ (plus) Next Day Projected Sales

+ (divided) Dollars/$ Per Roast

+ (plus) Roasts in Holding Oven

- (minus) Total Roasts on Hand

+ (plus) Next Day Projected Sales

= (equals) # of Roasts Needed for the Next 3 Days

+ (plus) Roasts in Cooking Oven

= (equals) Roasts to Temper

= (equals) 3 Days Projected Sales

= (equals) Total Roasts On-Hand

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Beef Temperature Log Sheet Date: Time

Temperature Initials

10:00 AM

Time

Clean Slicer and Mark on Beef Sheet

10:30 AM

5:30 PM

11:00 AM

6:00 PM

11:30 AM

6:30 PM

12:00 PM

7:00 PM

12:30 PM

7:30 PM

1:00 PM

8:00 PM

1:30 PM

8:30 PM

2:00 PM

9:00 PM

Clean Slicer and Mark on Beef Sheet

Temperature Initials

9:30 PM

2:30 PM

Clean Slicer and Mark on Beef Sheet

3:00 PM

10:00 PM

3:30 PM

10:30 PM

4:00 PM

11:00 PM

4:30 PM

11:30 PM

5:00 PM

12:00 AM

Clean Slicer and Mark on Beef Sheet

Clean Slicer and Mark on Beef Sheet

Sheet must be filled out 100%, not exceptions. Team and manager will be documented for missing information. Beef Temperature taken every 30 minutes regardless of how long it has been on the slicer.