JAMIL 18DHF14F1021 MUHAMAD FIRDAUS BIN ABDUL HAMID 18DHF14F1007 Equipment Layout And Design Reciving
•providing adequate space
•providing large dock •foodservice needs controlled entry •product must be checked and weighed without blocking access dock Storage • layout depends on ownwer • separation dry and wet goods • separation paper supplies or uniforms to prevent employee pilferage • standard shelving and dunnage racks separated by 3-to4-foot(91to1.22 meters) • folowing FIFO • minimizing space walk-in cooler or freezers • example, 7feet 4inches for 24-inch deep shelves and 38 inch remaining 2 inches • shelving only on one side often called a step-in • door design open from inside for cooler to save energy pre-preparation • depending on size and complexity of the foodservice operation • equipment are simple and easy to use disposer,utensil storage and other kettles, ovens and other Cold-Food Preparation • preparation, assembly and service of cool food salad,sandwiches,desserts and cool appetizers • located front of kitchen Final Preparation(Hot-food) • Critical part of the design and layout process in all foodservice concepts. • Error in design, layout, and equipment selection in final preparation are have impact . • Poor layout reduces the productivity of the highest-paid employees in the back of the house(the chefs).