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Catering operation
Makes and provides food and drinks for gatherings such as parties, weddings and business events
Food events
Showcases special dishes at fairs or feast
Publicity
Free media exposure exchange catering services for air time
Advertising
Paid promotion through media ads in newspapers, magazine, radio or posters at the catering facility
Business cards
Small but powerful marketing tool employees hand out business cards to guest
Portfolio
Shows past catering events collection photos, menus and feedback from past clients
Formulating a comprehensive plan
Involves early planning with the catering manager, chef, purchaser, and service manager
Executing Operational task
Assign task to staff (who does what)
Organizing the Event
Ensures proper use of Human Resources, Capital Resources and Financial Resources
Knowing and having equipment
The right tools makes service faster and safer
Implementing the plant
Everyone should know their role and during the event communication is key!
Catering contract
Is a legal agreement between the caterer and customer
Number of people served, Type of service, Exact menu to serve and Time for each activity
Every catering contract must include
Payment of damages
Guilty may need to pay for losses
Refund or reimbursement
Client can demand a refund if caterer did not deliver as promised
Legal action
The wronged party can sue in court to enforce the agreement
Reputation damage
Customer may not trust the caterer again affecting future business
Recipe
Is a list of ingredients and procedures
Standardized recipe
Tested accurately under controlled conditions
Consistency
Same taste, appearance texture and portion each time
Accuracy
Ensures correct quantities and uniform product
Easier training
Reduces problem when staff changes since procedures are clear
Recipe development
Process of changing the ingredient quantities
Laundry
Washing any kind of fabric its a major household chore
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Sort clothes labeling 1-10
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Prepare clothes for washing labeling 1-10
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Check for damages labeling 1-10
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Read the label of the clothes labeling 1-10
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Wring clothes labeling 1-10
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Handwash delicate labeling 1-10
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Remove stains with appropriate detergent/bleach labeling 1-10
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Soak clothes in water labeling 1-10
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Rinse clothes in water twice or thrice
Laundry detergent
Basic cleaning agents used to remove dirt
Big wash basin
Made of plastic tin or ceramic used for handwashing
Laundry brush
Used to remove dirt or stains
Laundry Basket/Hamper
Used as a container for soiled and laundered garments
Clothes hanger
Used to dry clothes and materials
Clothespins
Used to hold clothes in one place
Clothesline
strong wire or nylon rope must be set up firmly to hold wet, heavy clothes
Drying rack
Indoor drying solution when its rainy or humid available in different sizes and heights