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Food and Beverage Management Facility Design, Layout and Equipment

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Food and Beverage Management. Facility Design, Layout and Equipment. Planning Process Goals. Negotiations for best prices Facility appeal Maximum ROI Efficient flow of people and product Safe Contribute to Food Safety and regulations Contribute to employee efficiency - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Food and Beverage Management

Facility Design, Layout and Equipment

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Planning Process Goals Negotiations for best prices Facility appeal Maximum ROI Efficient flow of people and product Safe Contribute to Food Safety and regulations Contribute to employee efficiency Contribute to low maintenance costs Facility design can make supervision easier

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Planning TeamHave a Plan!Design Team Members-

GM/Owner, Chef, architect, FOH managersDevelop ConceptsDetermine Equipment and space needs

Work stationsRedesign goals

Building code and DBPRBlueprints and specifications

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Redesigning the KitchenPhysical Fatigue

Reduce distances employees walkHeights of work tablesEmployee break and restroom facilities

NoiseLightingTemperatureGovernment Safety Codes

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Design FactorsCost

Defer project Value Engineer Borrow or invest more Cancel

Menu Convenience foods

Food Quantity Space

Food Quality Batch prep.

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Design FactorsEquipmentUtilitiesSpaceSanitation and SafetyType of ServiceBanquet

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LayoutsEstablish Work FlowL Shaped LayoutStraight Line LayoutU Shape LayoutParallel Layout

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Other AreasReceiving and StorageDining Areas

Server Supply / Bus StationsCashier work Stations

TelephonePayment Card TerminalsRetail ItemsMenusDining room sketch with station layout

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Bars & LoungesServers should not have to transverse Kitchen

work areas to get drinksGuests should not have to go through lounge to

get to dining room3 Types of bars

ServicePublic Combination

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Bar DesignWork EfficiencyBartender should be able to perform related

tasks in one placeSufficient lighting and counters Doorways and path throughs should be wide

enoughShould accommodate employees

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Green Restaurant Solar reflective roofing materials Rainwater reuse systems Smart Irrigation Energy Management Systems LED lighting Variable speed demand based ventilation hoods Energy efficient windows and glazes Water aerators on sink faucets Digital Demand Contollers

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Food and Beverage Equipment

FactorsCostSanitation and SafetyDesign and performanceOperating EfficiencyCapacityConstructionOther

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EquipmentCost

Watch financing chargesUtility costs

Sanitation and SafetyNSFOSHAUL & AGA

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Equipment Design and Performance

Purchase multipurpose equipmentOperating Efficiency

Energy Star ratingsMaintenance

Ease of maintenanceAvailability of parts and service

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EquipmentCapacityConstruction

Commercial GradeOther

Appearance Custom or stock

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Types of EquipmentRefrigeratorsRangesOvensTilting Braising PansSteam Cooking EquipmentBroilersDeep FryersOther and Specialty Equipment

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Beverage EquipmentBecome more advanced –Beverage Control Units

Glass sensor Guest Check sensor

Empty bottle sensorDelivery Network

Sodas – most familiar Wine – inert gas delivery systems Liquor – house brand systems Beer -draft