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Packaging Station Training

Objective: Ensure all food is packed in the correct containers for both dine-in and delivery. Items should be hot, neatly packaged, and correctly bagged or plated to protect quality and presentation.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Use correct packaging for each product type

  • Label items clearly for delivery orders

  • Close and bag orders properly to maintain temperature and integrity

  • Coordinate with expo and build stations for timely hand-off

Packaging Guide:

Item Type

Packaging

Notes

Burgers (all)

Branded burger wrap + box

Neatly wrapped, stacked with care

Fries (plain/Cajun)

Open-top fry scoop or box

Line with branded liner if needed

Loaded Fries

Closed-lid tray or box

Sauce last, garnish before lid

Chicken Tenders

Open box

Line box with greaseproof paper

Wings

Closed-lid tray

Label flavour clearly

Dine-In Orders

Branded packaging on tray

Metal tray, no bags or loose items

Dine-In Procedure:

  1. Assemble items in correct packaging.

  2. Place branded greaseproof on clean metal tray.

  3. Burgers wrapped in branded greaseproof paper.

  4. Sides (Fries/tenders) in a basket with branded greaseproof tray lining.

  5. Ensure sauces, napkins and sides are present.

  6. Pass tray to FOH for hand-off.

Delivery Procedure:

  1. Check ticket for full item list.

  2. Use correct packaging and ensure all items are sealed.

  3. Label allergen items clearly (use stickers if required).

  4. Use branded delivery bag with hot hold lining.

  5. Arrange items upright to avoid crushing.

  6. Close bag by folding handles together and sealing with delivery tab or sticker.

  7. Pass to delivery pickup zone.

Best Practices:

  • Don’t overload bags — split into two if needed

  • Always face burger labels upright for fast ID

  • Pack fries separate from sauces to preserve crispiness

  • Recheck the ticket before sealing bag

1-Hour Training Schedule – Packaging Station

  • 10 min – Overview of packaging types and usage

  • 10 min – Dine-in vs delivery flow

  • 15 min – Live practice: building full in-house and delivery bags

  • 15 min – Allergen/labelling drill + sealing standards

  • 10 min – Final check, roleplay and questions

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