Gas Station Cashier/Food Assistant

Pre-Shift Preparation

Customer Service

Cash Handling

Food Safety and Preparation

  • Check refrigerator temperature is below 40°F (4°C).
  • Ensure freezer temperature is below 0°F (-18°C).
  • Use thermometers to verify temperatures regularly.
  • Store hot foods above 140°F (60°C).
  • Label and date all food items.
  • Wash hands thoroughly with soap and water.
  • Use gloves when handling ready-to-eat foods.
  • Avoid touching face or hair during food prep.
  • Change gloves frequently, especially after raw food.
  • Keep nails trimmed and clean.
  • Review company recipes and portion sizes.
  • Use designated utensils for each food item.
  • Maintain consistency in food presentation.
  • Follow cooking times and temperatures precisely.
  • Document any deviations from standard procedures.
  • Check expiration dates on all food items.
  • Use the FIFO (First In, First Out) method.
  • Regularly inspect items for spoilage or damage.
  • Remove expired items immediately from shelves.
  • Conduct weekly inventory checks.
  • Use approved cleaning solutions for surfaces.
  • Sanitize countertops and cutting boards after each use.
  • Schedule daily cleaning routines for equipment.
  • Ensure sinks are cleaned and disinfected.
  • Document cleaning schedules and tasks completed.

Store Maintenance

End of Shift Duties

  • Fill out daily sales reports accurately.
  • Complete any incident reports if necessary.
  • Ensure all paperwork is signed and dated.
  • Organize reports for easy access by management.
  • Check expiration dates on all food items.
  • Store items in the appropriate location.
  • Label items clearly if necessary.
  • Seal any opened packages before storage.
  • Wipe down all surfaces with sanitizer.
  • Organize tools and equipment in designated spots.
  • Dispose of trash and recycling properly.
  • Ensure all food items are stored correctly.
  • Count cash and verify against sales reports.
  • Store cash securely in the safe.
  • Lock the cash drawer and test the lock.
  • Ensure all valuables are accounted for.
  • Briefly go over daily highlights and issues.
  • Share customer feedback or complaints.
  • Mention any equipment concerns or maintenance needs.
  • Ensure the next shift is aware of special tasks.
  • Count physical cash and coins accurately.
  • Compare with sales report totals.
  • Document any discrepancies immediately.
  • Secure the cash in the designated safe.
  • Identify expired items and separate them.
  • Follow proper disposal protocols for waste.
  • Document disposed items if required.
  • Ensure the area is clean post-disposal.
  • Review inventory sheets for low stock items.
  • Restock shelves from storage as needed.
  • Label and organize stock for easy access.
  • Notify management of any shortages.
  • Turn off ovens, grills, and fryers.
  • Set refrigerators and freezers to recommended temperatures.
  • Unplug non-essential appliances.
  • Check that all equipment is clean.
  • Use approved sanitizing solution on surfaces.
  • Wash and sanitize all utensils thoroughly.
  • Ensure equipment is dried and stored properly.
  • Document cleaning tasks as needed.
  • Check for spills and clean immediately.
  • Organize merchandise and displays.
  • Ensure aisles are clear and safe.
  • Report any hazards to management.
  • Test alarm systems and confirm functionality.
  • Check camera feeds for proper operation.
  • Ensure emergency exits are clear and accessible.
  • Document any issues for follow-up.
  • Note the date and time of any issues.
  • Describe the problem clearly and concisely.
  • Notify management of urgent issues.
  • Ensure logbook is easily accessible.
  • Summarize key sales figures and trends.
  • Discuss any challenges encountered during the shift.
  • Note areas for improvement or focus.
  • Document feedback from the supervisor.
  • Check that all signage is visible and legible.
  • Replace any damaged or outdated materials.
  • Align displays according to company standards.
  • Confirm promotional items are stocked.
  • List all current tasks needing attention.
  • Highlight any unresolved maintenance issues.
  • Ensure updates are clear and concise.
  • Encourage the next shift to check the board.

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