Warehouse Club Food Court Temperature Log
Warehouse Club Food Court Temperature Log
Inspection template for logging time and temperature controls in a warehouse club food court, including hot holding, cold holding, beverage dispensers, and corrective actions for out-of-range items.
Inspection Details
- Inspection date and time recorded
- Food court location identified
- Shift identified
- Inspector or PIC name recorded
Hot Holding Temperatures
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Rotisserie chicken hot holding temperature
Measure the internal or holding temperature of rotisserie chicken in the hot case.
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Hot dogs hot holding temperature
Measure the holding temperature of hot dogs on the roller grill or hot holding unit.
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Pizza slices hot holding temperature
Measure the holding temperature of pizza slices in the display case or warming unit.
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Hot holding unit operational and maintaining temperature
Confirm the hot case, warmer, or roller grill is functioning and holding food at safe temperature.
Cold Holding and Beverage Dispensers
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Cold holding temperature for refrigerated ingredients
Record the temperature of refrigerated toppings, sauces, or other cold-held ingredients.
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Beverage dispenser temperature within safe range
Check any refrigerated beverage dispenser or chilled ingredient reservoir.
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Ice machine or ice bin sanitary and protected from contamination
Verify ice contact surfaces and storage are clean, covered, and protected.
Time as a Public Health Control and Hold Time
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Start time for time-controlled food recorded
Record when food was removed from temperature control or placed into holding.
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Discard or end time recorded
Record the required discard time or end of approved hold period.
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Hold time does not exceed approved limit
Enter the elapsed hold time for the item under time as a public health control or other approved procedure.
Corrective Actions and Disposition
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Out-of-range item documented
Indicate whether any item was found outside the acceptable temperature or time range.
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Corrective action recorded
Describe the corrective action taken, such as reheating, rapid cooling, replacing product, or discarding product.
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Product disposition documented
Document the final disposition of any affected product.
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