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Project timeline, actions for every S and checks before completion.
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Two illustrated lessons with practical steps, a question to try and feedback. Read online or follow the teaching pages in the full report.
A fictional café restock example. Photograph the shelf, then test a change.
Illustrative starting figures. The goal has not been achieved.
A fictional café restock example. Photograph the shelf, then test a change.
A worked example to learn from. Sample figures and people; targets are not achieved results.
Day 1–2 · Use ten comparable restock tasks.
Day 3–4 · Practitioners find and return the correct supplies.
Day 5–7 · Record searches and wrong selections during normal work.
Day 8–10 · Compare the next ten tasks with the goal.
Proposed timing and fictional owners. Close each action after its check is met; a date alone does not prove completion.
Review cups, tools and counter supplies with the shift lead; retain a useful agreed quantity and clear obsolete items.
Day 1–2 · The team agrees the needed items and quantities without discarding food or supplies outside the local process.
Try one agreed position for cups, tools and replenishment supplies around the existing barista workflow.
Day 3–4 · Two baristas find and return the selected supplies without blocking each other.
Use the approved cleaning routine between trial shifts and report recurring spills or equipment faults.
Day 3–5 · The following shift checks the recurrence and names the owner of any unresolved fault.
Write a short opening and handover reset with the shift lead, including what to do when supplies are missing.
Day 6–6 · The incoming shift can use the card without a separate explanation.
Check the reset across the remaining trial shifts and repeat comparable supply searches before the day 10 review.
Day 7–10 · Record actual times, missed resets and staff comments; ten days is an initial trial, not proof of long-term sustainment.
The shift lead checks spill response, access, hot surfaces and food-handling requirements before changing positions.
Day 1–10 · Existing operating and hygiene controls remain effective; concerns are resolved through the local process.
Proposed timing and fictional owners. Close each action after its check is met; a date alone does not prove completion.
