Publix Deli Management Test Exam
Questions And Answers 2025 Update.
How long do you sharpen the back side of a slicer blade? - Answer✔2 seconds
How long do you sharpen the front of a slicer blade? - Answer✔30 seconds
Tag Group: Publix and Boar's Head Ham - Answer✔Pink
Tag Group: Publix and Boar's Head Beef - Answer✔Red
Tag Group: Publix and Boar's Head Poultry, Italian products and loaves - Answer✔Orange
Tag Group: Boar's Head cheese - Answer✔Orange
Tag Group: Misc. Meats and Cheeses - Answer✔Purple
Tag Group: Specialty cheeses, salads, and misc. self service - Answer✔Black
Tag Group: Cooked prepared foods and ingredients - Answer✔White
Tag Group: Sub vegetables and fresh products - Answer✔Green
Tag Group: Fresh Chicken - Answer✔Fresh Chicken
Tag Group: snacks - Answer✔Pink
What does a 64 oz container hold? - Answer✔Cold pack chicken
What is the serving size on baked beans or cowboy beans? - Answer✔1/3 cup (100g)
What is most important when taking an order for a customer? - Answer✔Customer name
Phone number
Date and time to pick up
Date order was taken
After using Shelf and Counter cleaner what do you have to do? - Answer✔Wash, rinse, sanitize
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At what temperature should your Q-San be at? - Answer✔75 degrees ferenheit or lower
How high can you stack tea crates? - Answer✔10 high
How long does sub bread get? - Answer✔1 day
How much should sub kits weigh? - Answer✔.38lbs
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M - Answer✔Together
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What are the 5 S's ? - Answer✔1. Sort and Remove (unproductive inventory)
2. Shine (clean your work space)
3. Set locations and visual cues
4. Standardize
5.Sustain
What are the 5 steps to great customer service? - Answer✔1. Friendly Greeting
2. Discovery
3. Recommendation
4. Affirmation
5. Invitation
What does FIFO stand for? - Answer✔First in first out
What does "JIT" stand for? - Answer✔Just in time
What does "PPM" stand for? - Answer✔Parts per million
What does "leveling" mean? - Answer✔Leveling is stocking product down from the back of the
shelf, trying to completely fill in each layer
NOTE: you must have at least two rows of product
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