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Category: Energy Conservation   /   Location: Kitchen

Do you have a person on each shift that is responsible for turning the power down on the line as soon as equipment is no longer needed?

Why would we want to shut equipment off when we don't need it?
The manager on duty is that person and tries to do it.
We ask the entire kitchen staff to be aware and shut off equipment as soon as they don't need it.
Yes, we have one person each shift that is responsible for turning off equipment as soon as possible.
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Edit page for everyone Last edited by Chuck T on 01/25/08. Using version #1. Back in time
This is such a simple thing to do. Many things like the plate heaters or friers or warmers are often left on for 30 to 60 minutes after a shift is over wasting big dollars, I mean big. Make it a standard part of the responsibility of one role for each shift. That way when a manager sees something on longer then it should be, they know who to speak with.