Responsibilities
Barbecue, Liempo, and Chicken Inasal
Production Process Sub-Process Personnel In-charge
Marinating 1. Washing, and preparation of ingredients
2. Mixing of ingredients
3. Marinating the meat o General Manager o Marketing Manager
Order taking 1. Assisting the customer
2. Presenting the menu to the customer
3. Recording the order of the customer
4. Giving the order to the cook o Waiter, or Operations Manager
Grilling/Cooking 1. Receives the order from the waiter
2. Skewing the meat to the skewer
3. Preparation of basting sauce
4. Preparation of grill
5. Grilling of the meat o Cook, or Operations Manager
Plating & serving 1. Plating the grilled meat
2. Serving the meal to the customer o Waiter, or Operations Manager
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The waiter forwards the customer’s order to the cook, in order for the cook to prepare the ingredients needed. The cook receives the orders from the waiter. The cook skews the pre-marinated meat to the skewer. The cook prepares the basting sauce for the Barbecue/ Liempo/ Inasal. The cook grills the marinated meat. After grilling, the waiter helps the cook by plating the grilled Barbecue/ Grilled Liempo/ Chicken Inasal. The waiter serves the meal to the customer. The cashier will give the bill to the customer. The cashier receives the payment from the customer. The cashier gives the receipt to the customer.
Stuffed Squid
Production Process Sub-Process Personnel In-charge
Cleaning of Squid and other ingredients 1. Washing, and preparation of Squid and ingredients
2. Mixing of ingredients o Financial Manager
Order taking 1. Assisting the customer
2. Presenting the menu to the customer
3. Recording the order of the customer
4. Giving the order to the cook o Waiter, or Operations Manager
Frying 1. Receives the order from the waiter
2. Washing of ingredients
3. Preparation of ingredients for the stuffing
4. Stuffing the Squid
5. Preparation of oil for frying
6. Frying the Squid o Cook, or Operations Manager
Plating & serving 1. Plating the fried
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There must be diverse methodologies that can be utilized by eatery 's proprietors as a part of request