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How To Provide Adequate Hygiene and Sanitization Training To The Restaurant Staff

The Restaurant Times

From the kitchen to front-of-house operations, restaurant operators need to follow the government’s COVID-19 response guidelines and institute safety practices to ensure a safe and hygienic dining environment for their customers. . For the Front-of-House staff, ensure that a distance of at least 6-feet is maintained.

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Restaurants Reopen: What Are They Doing?

Modern Restaurant Management

Silverware that is sanitized and sealed. Hand sanitizer located throughout the restaurant. The restaurants are also implementing enhanced cleaning and sanitation procedures: There will be dedicated team members whose sole job is to constantly clean countertops, tables, chairs, door handles and more.

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Five Steps for Leveraging Digital Data Collection to Manage Changing Rules and Challenging Times

Modern Restaurant Management

New health and safety guidelines are par for the course in the age of COVID-19, and franchise locations need the tools to stay aligned with them. By using back-of-house dashboards to track sanitization compliance, you can easily keep staff in the loop. After you gather longitudinal food safety data, take action.

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Understanding Clients’ Needs for a Workable Return to the Restaurant Experience

Modern Restaurant Management

Can we create small entry vestibules that use UV light to sanitize without it feeling intrusive? Sanitizing schedules, washing more frequently in front and back of house, and adding more waiter stations with visible hand sinks so patrons can see waiters washing their hands will become commonplace features within restaurants.

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How to Create an Allergy-Friendly Environment at Your Restaurant

Modern Restaurant Management

Likewise, ensure that you and your kitchen staff hold the necessary food safety certifications so that your guests are in good hands. While this is by no means a comprehensive list, these are some common food allergens that you should read up on: Tree Nuts. Front of House.

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MRM EXCLUSIVE: Creating a Culture of Cleanliness 

Modern Restaurant Management

There are several considerations that owners and managers must take when establishing new cleaning procedures, including: Frequency – Enhanced cleaning and disinfection, in both front-of-house (FOH) and back-of-house (BOH) areas, will reduce the spread of potentially harmful germs throughout the restaurant.

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Restaurant Experts’ 2021 Outlook, Part Two

Modern Restaurant Management

With safety being top of mind, venues will start offering optional safety packages at an additional fee – think PPE, deep cleaning and sanitizing stations. Next year, we will see even greater adoption of technologies that lend to operational efficiencies – in both the back- and front-of-house.