OPTIMIZING KITCHEN WORKFLOW AND ERGONOMICS IN HOTEL FOOD PRODUCTION

Ramesh, T and Bruno, S and Arun, A. OPTIMIZING KITCHEN WORKFLOW AND ERGONOMICS IN HOTEL FOOD PRODUCTION. In: Scientific Research And Revolution, 17-08-2025, chennai.

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Abstract

Efficient kitchen workflow and ergonomic design are essential for maintaining
high productivity, ensuring food quality, and safeguarding employee well
being in hotel food production environments. Streamlined processes, strategic
equipment placement, and logical task sequencing reduce delays, minimize
physical strain, and enhance coordination among culinary staff. Integrating
ergonomic principles into layout planning, workstations, and tool selection
helps prevent work-related injuries and fatigue, contributing to a safer and
more comfortable workplace. Technological advancements, such as
automated equipment, digital order systems, and real-time inventory
management, further support operational efficiency. Sustainable practices,
including energy-efficient appliances and waste reduction strategies,
complement these improvements while aligning with environmental goals. A
well-optimized and ergonomically designed kitchen fosters faster service,
consistent food standards, and improved employee morale, ultimately
elevating guest satisfaction and the hotel’s overall service quality.

Item Type: Conference or Workshop Item (Paper)
Subjects: Hotel and Catering Management > Human Resource Management
Hotel and Catering Management > Food and Beverage Management
Domains: Hotel and Catering Management
Depositing User: Mr IR Admin
Date Deposited: 15 May 2026 13:03
Last Modified: 15 May 2026 13:03
URI: https://ir.vistas.ac.in/id/eprint/19735

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