H & C- UNIT 1 Flashcards

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1
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What are the three types of establishments in the H&C Industry?

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Residential
Non-Residential
Non-Commercial

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What are the five types of suppliers in the H&C industry?

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Large Wholesalers
Equipment Suppliers
Local Supplier Delivery
Specialist Markets
Independent Suppliers
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3
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Name the three main types of service

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Counter Service
Table Service
Self Service

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4
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What are some examples of Table Service?

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Examples include: 
Plate Service
Family Service
Silver Service
Gueridon Service
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5
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What are some examples of Counter Service?

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Examples include: 
Cafeteria
Self service
Fast food
Take away
Buffet
Carvery
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What are some examples of Self Service?

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Examples include:
Travel service
Tray service
Vending service

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What are the three main reasons people visit H&C businesses?

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For Leisure, Business Purposes (meetings) or the fact that it is in the Local area

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8
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What is a Contract Caterer?

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they make food for events such as weddings and parties. they cook food and deliver it, or cook it on site.

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9
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What are the four types of rating systems for H&C?

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The Four Types Are:
Michelin Guide
AA Guide
Good Food Guide
Online And Written Reviews
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10
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What does the staff structure in a hotel look like?

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It Looks like this:

Hotel Manager at the top

Below him are the Bar, Restaurant, Housekeeping, Kitchen and Front of House

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What jobs can be found in a Hotel Bar? (2)

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Head Bar Person

Barmen/maids

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What jobs can be found in a Hotel Kitchen? (5)

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Head Chef
Sous chef
Chefs de partie
Commis chef
Kitchen porter
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What jobs can be found in a Hotel Front of House? (2)

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Receptionist

Porter /concierge

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What jobs can be found in a Hotel Restaurant? (4)

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Manager(maître d’hôtel)
Supervisors
Waiters
Wine waiter

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15
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What jobs can be found in Hotel Housekeeping? (2)

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Housekeeper

Chambermaids

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16
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How is the Kitchen Brigade Structured?

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It Looks like this:

Head Chef at the top
Sous Chef just below
Below that are the Pastry, Larder, Sauce and Vegetable Chefs.
then you have the Commis Chef, and just below that, the Kitchen Assistant and the Kitchen Porter

17
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What are some good personal attributes to have in the industry? (6)

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Patience
Self Motivation
Initiative
Honesty
Personal Presentation
Team Player
18
Q

What are the four contracts of employment?

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Full-Time
Part-Time
Temporary
Casual

19
Q

What are examples of legislations that protect workers? (5)

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Disabled Discrimination Act 1995
Equal Pay Regulations 1970
Health and Safety At Work 1974
National minimum wage
Working Times Regulations 1998
Part-time workers Regulations 2000
20
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What are examples of personal safety Legislations? remembering their abbreviations will help (5)

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Health and safety at work act 1974 (HASAWA)

Reporting of injuries diseases and dangerous occurrences regulations 1995 (RIDDOR)

Control of substances hazardous to health regulations 2002 (COSHH)

Personal protective equipment at work regulations 1992 (PPER)

Manual handling operations regulations 1993 (MHR)

21
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What are reasons that a business may fail?

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A saturated market

General business incompetence

Lack of capital

Location

Quality of life

Lack of industry experience

22
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What does SWOT stand for?

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Strengths
Weaknesses
Opportunities
Threats

23
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What records should you keep for a business?

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Stock Control
Personnel Records
Health and Safety/Food Hygiene
Booking/Reservations
Purchasing
Financial VAT (value added tax)
24
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What forms of documentation should you always keep in case of due diligence proof

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Temperature charts 
Time sheets 
Accident report forms 
Food safety information 
Equipment fault reports 
Stock usage reports
25
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`What steps are in ‘Kitchen Workflow’? (IN ORDER)

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Delivery
Storage 
Food preparation
Cooking
Holding
Food service area
Wash up 
Waste disposal