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  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location

  • Venue Manager

  • Area Manager

SAFE AUDIT - please add photo as evidence of checks performed:

SECTION 1 : CASH AUDIT

  • Agreed Safe Float Amount

  • Denominations

  • £50 Notes

  • £20 Notes

  • £10 Notes

  • £5 Notes

  • £2 Coins

  • £1 Coins

  • 50p's

  • 20p's

  • 10p's

  • 5p's

  • Copper/Odds

  • Total Amount in Safe £

  • Variance to Agreed Float £

SECTION 2: SAFE & SECURE

  • Was the office securely locked with a key or on key pad lock?

  • Has the Morning, Afternoon, Evening Safe float been filled in correctly by the Duty Manager? <br>

  • Does the agreed float match the count performed in the Audit? <br>

  • There should be no unaccounted for money within the safe and if so can the duty manager explain what this is for?

  • Was the safe securely locked and key pad locked and/or key removed? <br>

  • Is the safe in good working condition and all managers have individual codes (Where applicable)?

  • Have any discrepancies above the variance limits of +/- £10 been reported to the area manager and have investigated with reasons? <br>

  • Can the duty manager explain the cash handling policy? (Ask 2 questions based on policy not to repeat whole policy)

  • Is the drop safe in good working order and being used to drop the banking?

SECTION 3: BANKING

  • Agree the bankings recorded on stocklink to the copy bank slips, ensuring bankings are promptly made and numbers match bankings made? . (Check last 3 weeks)<br>

  • Check the copy bank slips are signed by duty manager for that shift?. (Check last 3 weeks)<br>

  • Check any bankings for the current week, via Loomis CIT slips & are these recorded correctly on Trail? <br>

  • Check any change deliveries for the current week have been included in the safe check.<br>

SECTION 4: FEEDBACK/NOTES:

  • Any feedback to Duty Manager with Action Plans:

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