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Daily Floor Inspection Log

by Andrew Thompson, from the Community

10+

This daily floor inspection log helps retail and grocery teams check key areas such as bakery, produce, grocery aisles, and back-of-house. Use it to document issues, cleaning status, hazards, and corrective actions to keep customer and staff areas safe and presentable. The log supports routine audits, accountability, and consistent store standards across departments.

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Confirm accountability and compliance with a digital log

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This store inspection checklist supports retail teams in assessing key areas across the shop floor and back of house. Review exterior cleanliness, windows, signage, trolleys, and customer service. Evaluate produce, fresh and frozen foods, grocery displays, availability, rotation, tagging, planograms, and legal labels. Verify cleaning standards for shop floor and prep areas. Inspect warehouse tidiness, stock locations, fire exits, and security for high‑value items. Check colleague areas, equipment, personnel files, and legal notices. Use it to standardize audits, document issues, and drive consistent store standards.
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A detailed safety inspection template designed for grocery store operations, covering all major departments and areas. This comprehensive checklist evaluates safety conditions and employee behaviors across parking lots, produce, deli, meat, and bakery departments, as well as back-of-house operations. Key focus areas include proper use of safety equipment, adherence to protocols, facility maintenance, and compliance with safety regulations. The checklist addresses specific concerns such as floor conditions, equipment guards, proper use of protective gear, and safe handling practices. It includes grading systems for each department and requires supervisor signatures, ensuring accountability and documentation of safety standards. This tool helps maintain OSHA compliance, prevent workplace accidents, and promote a culture of safety throughout the store.
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Operations Walk Checklist for Grocery Stores

This Operations Walk checklist supports grocery retail teams in auditing daily store operations. It covers front of house and back of house areas including entrances, carts, trash and first impressions; produce, meat, dairy and bakery presentation, quality, dating, variety and cleanliness; grocery out of stocks, displays, milk and eggs, pricing and signage; package meat rotation and dates, lighting and floors; customer service standards such as uniforms, engagement, staffing levels, lines and check lanes, merchandising and cleanliness; IT systems including registers, intercom and store devices; loss prevention and shrink reporting; and health and safety controls across production areas, hygiene supplies, chemical storage, pest issues and refrigeration status. Use this template to drive consistent store walks and follow ups.

by Bill Reners, from the Community

10+

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Store Inspection Checklist

This store inspection checklist supports retail teams in assessing key areas across the shop floor and back of house. Review exterior cleanliness, windows, signage, trolleys, and customer service. Evaluate produce, fresh and frozen foods, grocery displays, availability, rotation, tagging, planograms, and legal labels. Verify cleaning standards for shop floor and prep areas. Inspect warehouse tidiness, stock locations, fire exits, and security for high‑value items. Check colleague areas, equipment, personnel files, and legal notices. Use it to standardize audits, document issues, and drive consistent store standards.

by Dan Coffey, from the Community

10+

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Grocery Store Inspection v1

A detailed safety inspection template designed for grocery store operations, covering all major departments and areas. This comprehensive checklist evaluates safety conditions and employee behaviors across parking lots, produce, deli, meat, and bakery departments, as well as back-of-house operations. Key focus areas include proper use of safety equipment, adherence to protocols, facility maintenance, and compliance with safety regulations. The checklist addresses specific concerns such as floor conditions, equipment guards, proper use of protective gear, and safe handling practices. It includes grading systems for each department and requires supervisor signatures, ensuring accountability and documentation of safety standards. This tool helps maintain OSHA compliance, prevent workplace accidents, and promote a culture of safety throughout the store.

by Eric Zabinski, from the Community

200+

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