Small sink located in bar/front of house area.

Machine used to wash and sanitize glasses, cups, etc. Often located under bar or front of house area.

Used to rinse and clean ice cream scoops

Machine that pressurizes hot water through a 'puck' of coffee grounds to produce espresso.

Coffee machine that uses cream or other dairy product.

Device on counter that sprays water upward to rinse pitchers and blender containers. Typically used in coffee shops and drink stations.

Sink used to rinse dishes, pots, etc. before placing in dishwasher.

Sink with one, two or three compartments, used to wash pots, dishes and other cookware.

Small tapless sink with screen to catch large items. Located in kitchen area.

Machine that washes dishes automatically. Only new builds and spaces that have been newly converted (after Sept 29, 2023) to support food service establishments need to connect dishwashers to a grease interceptor. Choose “dishwasher (connected)” if the dishwasher is connected to a grease interceptor. Choose “dishwasher (not connected)” if the dishwasher is not connected to a grease interceptor.

Sink used for meat, fish, chicken, etc.

Sink used ONLY for fruit and vegetables (not used for other food preparation, cleaning or other activities).

Cooking station with one or more woks connected to a single drain pipe.

Cooking station with one or multiple pots for cooking broth, soups, noodles, etc., connected to a single drain pipe.

Large pot used to cook soups, stews, sauces, etc. that can be tilted to pour out contents.

Oven with steam/convection function (usually) and a drain that connects to the sewer system.

Plumbing fixture that is installed in the floor, mainly designed to remove water from spills or mopping activities. Needs to be connected to a grease interceptor only if a grease bearing fixture is discharging into it. Choose “floor drain (connected)” if a grease bearing fixture if connected to it. Choose “floor drain (not connected)” if the floor drain is not connected to a grease interceptor.

Floor drain with trough underneath it (usually has long and rectangular shape). Needs to be connected to a grease interceptor only if a grease bearing fixture is discharging into it. Choose “trench drain (connected)” if a grease bearing fixture if connected to it. Choose “trench drain (not connected)” if the trench drain is not connected to a grease interceptor.

Needs to be connected to a grease interceptor only if a grease bearing fixture is discharging into it. Choose “funnel/hub drain (connected)” if the drain is connected to a grease interceptor. Choose “funnel/hub drain (not connected)” if the drain is not connected to a grease interceptor.

Sink used ONLY for washing hands. Connecting this sink to a grease interceptor is optional. Choose “hand washing sink (connected)” if the sink is connected to a grease interceptor. Choose “hand washing sink (not connected)” if the sink is not connected to a grease interceptor.

Sink used to rinse mops and empty water used for cleaning. Connecting a mop sink to a grease interceptor is optional. Choose “mop sink (connected)” if the mop sink is connected to a grease interceptor. Choose “mop sink (not connected)” if the mop sink is not connected to a grease interceptor.

Exhaust hood with built-in nozzles that spray water for cleaning.

Device that shreds food waste into small pieces, usually located under sink.

A machine that compresses waste materials to reduce their size.

Machine that uses bacterial action to break down food waste.