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Cafe
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Cafe Name
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Management Team
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General Manager
Market Info
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Area Operating Partner
Market Number
Production
Orchestrating and Planning * Catering Coordinator follows the most up-to-date specs *High quality presentation; neat and organized. *Aware of the ECOSURE Critical Checklist and following with no criticals. (ex: correct temperature, wearing hairnet or cap during production, proper hand washing and gloves.)
Breakfast Product
Lunch Product
Breakfast Packaging
Lunch Packaging
Catering Production Area
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Catering Production Area
Catering Production Area
Catering Production Area of Opportunity
Catering Production Area Follow Up Date
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Catering Tools and Forms
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Food Safety
Employee Health
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No sick or symptomatic food handlers at work
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Any Catering Coordinator absences due to illness have been logged in the café illness log
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Catering Coordinator can identify the “Big 6” illnesses that must be reported
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No smoking, gum or tobacco in food service area
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No food or drinks in production area – cups have a lid and straw, are stored in designated drink holdersand food is consumed in dining room
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Uses correct tools to avoid allergen contamination and avor transfer
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Proper hand washing procedures – water is at least 100°, washes hands for a minimum of 20 seconds,dries hands with a single use towel, and uses paper towel to turn off faucet
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Hands are washed at appropriate times – before putting on gloves, between handling clean and dirtydishes, after using the restroom, eating or drinking, using tobacco products, after handling cash or usingthe phone, after coughing or sneezing, after touching face or hair and a minimum of once per hour
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Apron and hat are worn during food production and are removed when using the bathroom, eating foodand on catering deliveries
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Cut glove is used when appropriate and knives are not stored on production line
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Gloves are properly used – ready to eat product is handled with gloved hands and gloves are onlystocked at hand washing stations
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Food Quality
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Proper food storage – completed orders are stored in cooler prior to pick up or delivery (excludingbaguettes) and items are stored at least 6” off of oor
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TCS Food – timer is present and being used, sandwiches and salads are prepared following the 20-minute rule, all produced catering items (sandwiches, salads, dressing, butter, pickles, etc) are placed inrefrigeration and are held at proper temperature
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Food stored on catering production line are included in routine temp log
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Hot food holding – all hot food (soup, pastas, eggs) must temp at a minimum internal temperature of140° before packaging for delivery/pick up
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Hot food packaging – Hot/Cold Packs are available for use, hot foods (soup, pasta and breakfastsandwiches) are packaged with hot packs
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Outgoing food items are correctly labeled – sandwiches, salads, soup, dressing, cookies / prestagedfood product is labeled with a day dot
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20-minute timers are be used when necessary, timer is set to go off in 20-minute intervals, product ismoved to the cooler when needed
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Out of cooler time is lled out on all catering orders
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No food products are purchased outside of distribution chain
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Past catering orders present for last ninety days with recorded production and out of cooler times
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Items in catering production line are included in routine temp log
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Sani-bucket or multi-task wipes are present in catering production area with expiration label, test strips3are present and product tests properly
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No visible insects in the catering production or storage areas
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Is the CC using the Panera critical checklist
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Cleanliness and Sanitation
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Equipment, utensils and food contact surfaces are cleaned and sanitized before being used and everyfour hours for items in continuous use.
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Dish machine is in propertemperature (>140 degrees)
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Randell units are clean – Gaskets are free ofmold and debris, bars in drawers wiped and free of foodparticles, no icebuildup or pooled water inside unit, no food or pans in the bottom of unit,oors beneathand surrounding unit are clean, free of debris, and air lterin unit is clean.
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Refrigerator units are clean – This includes gaskets free of mold and debris, base, doors and walls arewiped and free offood particles, no ice buildup or pooled water inside unit.
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Items that come in contact with food are stored in food safe containers (including paper products, prestaged items)
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Outgoing food items are correctly labeled – sandwiches, salads, soup, dressing, cookies / prestagedfood product is labeled with a day dot
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Catering packaging is covered with original plastic or stored inverted.
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Reusable bags are sanitized between use and are used no more than 5 times.
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Disposable bags and order packaging are not reused after leaving building.
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Food Safety Opportunities
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Delivery & Ride Along
Delivery Vehicle
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Catering Coordinator does not smoke in car during delivery
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Vehicle meets safety and cleanliness standards in Policies & Procedures
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Catering Coordinator does not eat in car during deliveries
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Delivers orders on time while obeying all trac laws
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Documents are present and in vehicle during deliveries - Panera emergency contact list, driver crisisenvelope, emergency kit and delivery vehicle incident report
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Presentation & Customer Service
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Validates orders for accuracy prior to leaving cafe with delivery
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Reviews contents of order with client at delivery
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Ensures orders are packed securely for transport
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Order is set up at location per client request
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Never asks (explicitly or implicitly) for tips
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Performance Opportunities and Action Steps
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Cafe Catering Business Review
Sales comp % - prior period
Sales comp % - current period
MyPanera % - current period
Current Catering Health Score
Catering Marketing Plan
Discussion - Start/Stop/Continue
How many activities did your team complete in Salesforce last period?
How many activities have been completed period to date in Salesforce?
Open Business Review Questions
How comfortable is the CC with:
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Metrics Follow Up Date
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Activity Health Snap Shot
Introduction and Information Gathering
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CC is in a quiet place with access to Café Salesforce
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Prior to making the call, CC pulls up the customer prole to check previous activity and notes
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CC uses a warm and friendly greeting with Panera branding
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CC uses the customer’s fist name, thanks them for their business, and asks if they have time to talk
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CC veries the customer has an active MyPanera rewards account and if not, explains the benets ofrewards program
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CC updates the customer prole with current information such as e-mail address and organization
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CC asks open ended questions to promote relationship building
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Introduction and Information Gathering
Confirmation Calls
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CC veries time of pickup/delivery and delivery address when applicable
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CC veries number of guests and amount of food ordered
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CC veries entire order details
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CC demonstrates upselling techniques
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Confirmation Calls
Follow Up Calls
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CC demonstrates BLAST technique when resolution is needed
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CC inquires if the customers experience exceeded their expectations
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CC inquires if anything should be done differently to improve future experiences
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CC inquires about future catering needs or asks for referrals
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Follow Up Calls
Conclusion
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CC uses a sincere 'Thank You' at the end of the call using Panera branding
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CC invites the customer back for future needs
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CC logs completed task in Salesforce with detailed notes
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Conclusion
Areas of Opportunity and Action Steps
Sales Force Activities - Follow Up Date
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AREAS OF OPPORTUNITY & NOTES
Notes
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