HI TEMP
LOW TEMP
CHEMICALS & SAFTEY
DISHPRO STANDARDS
WHAT WOULD YOU DO?
100

This is the minimum wash temperature for the High Temp machine.

What is 150°F?

100

These are the three chemicals you should check on the Low Temp machine.

What are detergent, rinse aid, and sanitizer?

100

These must always be stored away from food and clean equipment.

What are chemicals?

100

Before beginning your shift, this tells you your assignments, side work, and projects for the day.

What is the White Board? Or Manager?

100

You're unloading a vehicle and find unopened food or beverages mixed in with the returns. What do you do?

What is report it instead of throwing it away?

200

This is the minimum final-rinse temperature for the High Temp machine.

What is 180°F?

200

Unlike High Temp, this is what the Low Temp machine relies on to sanitize the dishes.

What is chemical sanitizer?

200

This sink is the proper place for disposing of mop water.

What is the mop sink?

200

If you're going to be late, call out, or need time off, this is expected from you.

What is communicate as early as possible?

200

You’re MID. The lunchroom still needs breakdown, High Temp is backing up, the Low Temp machine is running, and the Porter is tied up unloading a truck. What should you do first?

What is protect active dish flow first, communicate the situation, then return to lunchroom breakdown once the immediate backup is controlled?

300

High Temp has three selectable wash cycles. Name all three cycle times.

What are 2, 4, and 6 minutes?

300

This must be checked to make sure the Low Temp machine is actually sanitizing correctly.

What is the sanitizer concentration?

300

You find an unfamiliar chemical container. What's the first thing you should do before using it?

What is identify/check the chemical and its proper use? or Check with Manager

300

You finish your main responsibilities early. What should you do next?

What is check the board for side work/projects and team needs?

300

You're washing dishes and notice the machine isn't operating correctly. You're getting backed up fast. What do you do?

What is communicate the problem immediately and get help instead of ignoring it?

400

You load a rack and realize several pans are blocking the spray arms. What must you do before starting the cycle?

What is rearrange/remove items so the spray arms aren't blocked?

400

You test the machine and the sanitizer concentration is incorrect. What happens to the dishes that were washed?

What is they must be rewashed after the sanitizer issue is corrected?

400

This piece of equipment should only be operated by employees who have been trained to use it.

What is the baler?

400

Before clocking out, every DishPro employee must do this.

What is check out with a manager?

400

You're Porter. Trash needs attention, Dish needs help, and there's also a project on the board. What do you do?

What is handle the immediate operational need first, then return to the board/project? If I Don't know Ask My Team mates Their Needs or a manager.

500

DAILY DOUBLE: Walk me through the basic High Temp closing procedure.

What is: 1remove/organize remaining dishes
 2 disassemble and spray internal parts 3 drain the machine 4 return parts 5 leave it open for air circulation 6 wipe down the machine/sinks?

500

It's closing time. What are the two major things you must do to the Low Temp machine before leaving?

What are drain and clean the machine?

500

You notice a chemical container stored next to clean equipment and another container with its label turned away. Identify both corrections.

What is move the chemical away from clean equipment and store containers with labels facing out?

500

You finish your assigned task and nobody immediately gives you another one. Under DishPro standards, what should you do?

What is look for the next task, check the board/team needs, and continue working with purpose?



500

DAILY DOUBLE: You're scheduled to close and realize you will not finish everything before the end of your shift. What do you do, and when?

What is notify your supervisor at least 30 minutes before the end of the shift and communicate what still needs to be completed?