Before you start
Pick your Area Director, then your restaurant, then type your name exactly as your manager knows it.
1 · Area Director
Review before the test
What FSCC is — and what a "significant" means
FSCC stands for Food Safety Compliance Check — the food safety standard every restaurant is inspected against. Items are scored either as regular items or as significants — the ones that can make a guest sick. Any significant miss fails the section, so it is corrected on the spot, coached, and logged as a corrective action. Handwashing and cook temperature are significants.
Food
The product itself — cook temperatures, hold times, cooling, dating and raw-to-cooked separation.
Safety
Keeping the guest safe — handwashing, glove use, sanitizer strength, clean tools and surfaces.
Compliance
Doing it the one Pizza Hut way every single time, with logs completed and job aids followed.
Check
The inspection itself — a verified check of the restaurant against the standard, scored item by item.
Significants at the hand sink & fryer
- No handwash at a required trigger (restroom, raw product, glove change, phone, face, trash, money).
- Handwashing at the wrong sink, or a hand sink missing warm water, approved soap or single-use towels.
- Sanitizer or gloves used in place of washing hands.
- Same gloves taken from raw chicken to cooked product or clean surfaces.
- Fry product served below 165°F at the coldest spot.
- Raw-prep touchpoints left unsanitized after the mitt process is skipped.
Team member drinks — designated areas only
Employee drinks are never allowed on the make table or the closet metro rack. They belong in the designated area only.
Allowed
- Only in the designated team member drink area your manager identifies at the start of the shift.
- Covered cup with a lid and a straw, stored below and away from any food, packaging or food-contact surface.
- Wash hands for 20 seconds before returning to the line after any drink.
Never allowed
- On the make table or any prep table.
- On the closet metro rack or any product shelving.
- On the cut table, fry prep station, oven ledge or POS counter.
- Open cups, cans or bottles without a lid anywhere in the Back of House.