Information

  • Document No.

  • Brand Name

  • Mall Name

  • Region

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

Office Compliance Audit

Staff Awareness and Vigilance

  • Is there a clear staff presence on the sales floor

  • Are customers acknowledged and greeted upon entry

  • Are all staff vigilant and engaged in operational tasks

EAS Tagging

  • Where fitted, is the EAS tagging system in good working order - Physical test

  • If EAS Tagging system activates during visit, do staff attend to the customers in a positive manner

  • Check 200 items. Is the EAS tagging compliance 90% or above

  • Is the placement of tags consistent

  • If available in store are accessories suitably tagged

Till Points

  • Are till points clear of all unaccounted stock, in or around the Till area - Any key alert signals

  • Are till points clear of receipts, tickets, cash etc - Clear of Alert Signals

  • Are all refund transactions, correct and validated

Cash Controls

  • Prepare an X read and count the till cash. Does the till check balance and is the cash correct

  • Are till floats correct

  • Have all cash discrepancies in the last 4 weeks been satisfactorily investigated

Asset Protection

  • Are store keys controlled and in possession of relevant Manager in charge

CCTV

  • Is the relevant CCTV Data Protection signage available and visible in store.

  • Is the CCTV fully operational.<br>If not report to Property. <br>NB: Failure of this test does not affect the overall score as this is out of the control of the store management

Staff Controls

  • Do staff & visitors declare cash in possession upon entry and is there evidence of this being check at end of each day.

  • Is there evidence of thorough staff searches

  • Is there evidence that all waste / rubbish leaving the premises controlled and checked by Management (clear bags in use - Flat packed cardboard as per company policy)

  • Are the till points clear of any / all staff possessions

Back door controls

  • Are all perimeter doors on 24 hour alarm

  • Are back door controls in place and door seals intact

Stock Rooms and Back of House controls

  • Are deliveries checked off correctly and validated as per HHT procedure. Evidence of checking

  • Is the delivery folder available

  • Are the BOL reports in the delivery folder in date order and controlled.

  • Is there a designated area for faulty items

Health & Safety

  • Are general hygiene standards acceptable

  • Is an accident book available for use

  • Is First Aid kit available in store / mall

  • Are all internal fire doors closed to prevent and reduce the spread of smoke. (Exception being where the doors are controlled with electronic magnetic release on activation system). Are they in good condition & labelled appropriately.

  • Has the fire alarm been tested in the last 6 months

  • Where installed are all sprinkler heads unobstructed (min 50cm clearance)

  • Are all fire escape routes clear and unobstructed and free of any combustible materials

  • Have all fire extinguishers been inspected and serviced in the previous 12 months

  • 6 Monthly fire evacuation drills conducted and recorded in the knowledge

  • Are all fixtures and fittings safe and secure on the shop floor and back of house

  • Is the store free of any significant Slip, trip and fall hazards ---- Is the flooring in good repair

  • Is the site free from any other significant hazards identified - If not (photo / sketch ) and state what action action taken to remedy

Summary

  • Summary and Key Action Points. All points should be given as constructive feedback to the Manager or person Managing the store on the day.

  • Signature of Auditor

  • Signature of Manager on Duty and receiving feedback. I accept and acknowledge the action points and agree to action as requested

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