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Run: Make-Table Cold Rail Hourly Temperature Log

Hourly log for make-table cold rails that records top and bottom rail temperatures, equipment condition, and corrective actions when readings drift above 41°F.

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Inspection Details

Record the date and time the hourly cold rail check was completed.
Enter the shift, meal period, or service window being monitored.
Identify the make-table, line station, or equipment location being inspected.

Hourly Temperature Verification

Measure the top rail product zone temperature in °F.
Measure the bottom rail product zone temperature in °F.
Document the probe thermometer or infrared device used for the reading.
Verify pans are covered and seated correctly to support cold holding performance.

Equipment Condition

Confirm the unit is maintaining temperature without obvious cycling issues, warm spots, or loss of refrigeration performance.
Inspect for damaged lids, broken seals, or missing components that could affect cold holding.
Verify vents and airflow paths are clear of food debris, packaging, or pans that could restrict cooling.

Corrective Action and Outcome

Mark yes if either rail exceeded 41°F or if the unit could not be verified at temperature.
If a deficiency occurred, document the action taken, such as product relocation, lid closure, service call, or equipment adjustment.
Confirm any potentially temperature-abused product was evaluated and handled per site food safety procedure.

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