10/27/23 Friday a.m. w/Raymond

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Notes about the shift in general:

 It was a good close. The day started well with derferred orders. I moved Ronaldo to the roto line and I took over marsal. Before we knew it we were booked out to 12:00 p.m.

At our busiest, I had to cover both marsal and assist sub/salad. Leo was absolutely swamped with orders on sub/salad. After the pop, the shift was steady. Will, Juan and Ronaldo were able to put out 35 pies in 25 minutes. The teamwork was absolutely remarkable.


We had a late produce truck arrival that caused us to run out of romaine for a short time. I was able to purchase romaine from the store.


The delivery drivers from Alsco were less than professional. The driver in the morning was frustrated because he could not work the combination on the door and he then started to bang on the window with enough force that Mettler had to admonish him to take it easy. Later in the afternoon another drive came back to deliver gloves and he was at best curt. I call our rep and informed him of both incidents and strongly urged him to arrest those unprofessional behaviors.


Next shift be on the lookout for:



1.How many pies did we run on the timesheet? 4/5



2. KMOD stuff:


 *I found that the label printer for our food product was printing incorrect Use By dates on tomato Sandwich and Salad as well as basil. I audited the rest of the printable items and found them to be correct. Charles is working to make the necessary corrections

*Shift audit was completed and there were no needed corrections

Snapshot

10/29 Sunday

11:20 Am - Jose M. - 12 pizzas, 12 knots & marinara (48 total knots, 4 marinara) RT CCOF

11:30 Am - Loran S. - 6 pizzas, 1 antipasto, 1 Fam Greek (7 total knots) cn JM


*Produce order entered for 10/28/23

*Today's invoices scanned into Xtra Chef

3. Food stuff:

Sicilian had a good rise and light crispy taste


4. Sales for the shift: $2,896



5. Labor for the shift: 38%


People:


Dough/Dish: Geraldo great job on completing dough prep

Prep: Dina as always is a absolute power house

Z1R: Juan outstanding job all day

Z2R: Ronaldo was a real team player working marsal and roto

Z3R: Will was amazing handling the orders

Z1M:

Z2M:

Z3M:

Z4M: Ronald/Raymond

Sub/Salad: Leo took a punch like a heavy weight and control Sub/Salad


6. How did you show love?

I purchased breakfast for then opening cooks


7. What did you teach someone today?


8. Repair issues:

The repair on the produce cooler door is complete and it is self-closing. This is outstanding. I can now take checking the cooler door off of my figure 8. It is closing like a dream.

The stuff about the stuff:  


Notes for FOH: Hats off to the FOH. All team members were on top of volume pops.



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