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Food service managers enforce sanitation rules to prevent the spread of sickness.
Laws and Regulation
Cost Control
Food Safety
Value
Food service managers work with chefs to develop menus that satisfy the palate without breaking the establishment’s budget.
Value
Cost Control
Food Safety
Laws and Regulation
Food service managers face is providing high-quality service, food, and drinks while maintaining a profitable operation. This means managing budgets, analyzing business patterns for scheduling purposes, and keeping track of ingredient inventory and other supplies
Food Safety
Laws and Regulation
Value
Cost Control
Food service managers train their staff on the laws that affect their specific role. They also monitor employees to ensure full compliance with all necessary regulations. Obtaining and renewing licenses, bookkeeping and payroll, and paying government taxes and fees are other functions food service managers fulfill.
Cost Control
Laws and Regulation
Food Safety
Value
It generally refers to the type of restaurants that sell quick, inexpensive take-out food. During a relatively brief period of time, the fast food industry has helped to transform not only diet, but also landscape, economy, workforce, and popular culture.
Restaurant
Fast Food
Commercial Establishment
Institutional Establishment
It offers a large menu including a variety of cuisines and meals are cooked and prepared and is eaten at the premises.
Restaurant
Fast Food
Commercial
Institutional
Diners can eat inside the store or they can order their food “to-go''.
Restaurant
Catering
Buffet
Fast Food
It is a establishment which are committed to earn profit. The restaurant is king in this category.
Institutional
Commercial
Catering
Cafeteria
A catering that provides the subsidies of the Government.
Institutional
Commercial
Catering
Industrial Catering
Make huge part of the foodservice business and create extensive employment.
Restaurant
Fast Food Restaurant
Industrial Catering
Hospitals
It standardized ready-to eat food and services.
Fast Food Restaurant
Hospital
Industrial Catering
Restaurant
A young mill-operator from Scotland and known as a father of ''Industrial Catering.''
Ronnie Young
Robert Owen
Marie Curie
Hernando Cortes
He provide an “eating room” for his workers ns their families. This created a great motivation to his workforce who increased their productivity.
Robert Owen
Hernando Cortes
Marie Curie
Stephen Hawking
Hospital we known India and Egypt were as early in
(a)
The first hospital in Europe was the
Hotel Dieu
Hotel De Pacito
Mandarin Hotel
Hotel De Limbo
He founded the first hospital in the American continent in 1524 in Mexico City.
Hernando Cortes
James Carter
Robert Owen
Marie Curie
The first incorporated hospital in the US was the
(a)
He was the first dietician and creator of the modern hospital.
Florence Nightingale
Robert Cortes
Benjamin Franklin
Robert Owen
Dietetic Association was found on..
1917
1571
1524
600 AD
A concept borrowed from the United States and distinguished by its quick service.
-Casual Wear
Dining Room
Grill Room
Coffee Shop
Specialty Restaurant
The entire atmosphere and décor are geared to a particular thee normally related to regional cuisine, Chinese, Indian, Polynesian, Japanese and French restaurant are all geared to the specialty food they offer.
Grill Room
Specialty Restaurant
Dining Room
Cafeterias
It specializes in a good buffet spreads or a choice of two tables d’ hotel menus.
Dining Room
Grill Room
Discotheque
Food Bars
It principally meant for dancing to recorded music and utilizes special lighting and dance floor.
Night Clubs
Discotheque
Bars
Dining Room
It is principally open at night in dinner, dance and live entertainment.
Night Clubs
Discotheque
Clubs
Bars
This collective name to cover informal snacks bars, milk bars, kiosks, frozen yoghurt, theatre countries, etc. - It is a counter at which people eat.
Food Bars
Bars
Cafeteria
Cafe
means coffee in French and cafes were opened in response to the popular coffee houses in London
Cafe
Cafeteria
Bars
Food Court
Prices are displayed on large menu boards.
Cafeterias
Cafe
Bars
Food Court
The aim focus of this program is to provide diet food supervised by qualified dietitians, who are unable to actively seek alternative sources of food.
Hospitals and Nursing Home
School
Railway Catering
Youth Hostels
Members who have to pay a subscription fee to maintain their membership. Non-members may be permitted provided they
Club
School
Military Catering
Airport Catering
These are the goals (a long-term basis) or targets (on a short-term basis) to aspire wards within given time frame.
Objectives
Outcomes
Output
Agenda
This has become the buzzword of all modern enterprises. Customer looking for something new. Very few products and services remain the same.
Innovation
Teamwork
Profitable
Survival
believes that the costumer deserves his or her basic due, having paid for the food and service
Survival
Profability
Image
Teamwork
WHAT ARE THE 7 GENERIC OBJECTIVES?
(a)
Any enterprise is subject to competition, which is trying to woo the customers away from work.
Survival
Growth
Innovation
Customer Service
These are how things are done.
Methods
Minds
Minutes
Measurement
Refers to the capital, budget and operational cash flow required to fulfill the basic purpose of business.
Measurement
Money
Minutes
Men
These are the equipment required to fulfill the objectives of the business.
Machines
Meters
Money
Materials
This gives cognizance to time. Time has become an important factor for both business and guest.
Money
Minutes
Minds
Meters
Providing safe food begins during
(a)
It prevents hair from falling into the food and to discourage the food handler from touching his o her.
Hair Spray
Hair Restraint
Hair Net
Hair Band
This is a cloth that provides an extra layer on one’s clothing to protect one from spillages that may come from hot foods. It also works as a uniform for kitchen workers so that they have a good presentation.
(a)
These is special clothing worn on the hands to protect one when handling hot equipment such as picking cakes from the oven. They ensure that your hands do not burn.
(a)
These are special gloves worn on the hands to protect one from being cut by sharp objects such as knives, peelers and carrot grates as they cook.
(a)
These are special shoes that are worn to protect people in the kitchen from falling or sliding off and causing them injury. These shoes have a no-slip feature which enables them to have stability for the wearer.
(a)
These protect the eyes from being contaminated by cleaning fluids and have chemicals that might damage the eyes.
(a)
these protect the skin from coming into contact with cleaning materials used for kitchen wear that may harm our skin.
(a)
What is HACCP?
(a)
It ensures a standard of food safety that is recognized as the definitive certification for sale food operations.
Food Safety Hazard
HACCP
Food Safety
Preventive measure
Means, method, procedures and test to determine if the HACCP system follows the HACCP plan
(a)
Failure to control critical risk.
(a)
Planned sequence of observations and measurements to keep accurate record.
Monitoring
Critical Control Point
Deviation
Unacceptable Risk
Refers to the broad function of developing the facility including site section, menu, equipment requirements and other planning function that will guide the project to reality.
Design
Layout
Physical
Facility
Pertains to materials existence measure by weight, motion, resistance.
(a)
Refers to the process of arranging the physical facilities, including equipment, such that operational efficiency is achieved. This involves a design drawn on paper to show walls, windows, doors and other structure components.
(a)
Shortage of both skilled and unskilled labor and their desire to retain trained employees has led designers to consider making foodservice facilities both functional and attractive places in which to work. Some of the ways that this is being implemented include; specifying quality equipment and flooring that is easy to clean.
Regulatory Consideration
Economic Factors
Concern for employees
Patterns of dining out
More people than ever before are eating meals away from home. The foodservice, types of food served, and prices charged. All these factors in turn, influence a facility design.
Patterns of dining out
Economic Factor
Design
Regulatory Consideration
The collection of data about the market and other factors relating to the operation of the proposed facility – justifies the proposed outline to ensure that the project is worth pursuing.
Prospectus
Feasibility Study
Menu Analysis
Architectural Features
An important step in preliminary planning is identifying the type of menu to be served and the various food preparation methods required for the menu type. This is the key to equipment needs, which in turn to determines the space requirement for the equipment.
Architectural Design
Prospectus
Menu Analysis
Feasibility Study
Building style and materials, types of floors, walls, ceiling and noise reduction components.
Architectural Features
Menu Analysis
Prospectus
Feasibility Study
What is the first step in planning procedure?
Preparing a prospectus
Conduct a feasibility study
Consider the architectural features
Organizing the team
