Asset Protection Daily Floor Walk

Daily retail floor walk inspection for asset protection teams to verify EAS pedestal function, camera coverage and blind spots, high-theft merchandise controls, display case security, and vendor stocking oversight.

Inspection Details

• Store location identified
• Inspection date and time
• Inspector name
• Shift or patrol route

Camera Coverage and Blind Spots

• Primary sales floor cameras are operational and recording
• Camera views are unobstructed by signage, fixtures, or product displays
• New or expanded blind spots identified and documented
• Camera time/date stamp is accurate

EAS Pedestals and Merchandise Protection

• EAS pedestals are powered, aligned, and functioning
• No obvious tampering, damage, or loose wiring at EAS pedestals
• High-theft merchandise has required tags, locks, or spider wraps applied
• Protected merchandise is displayed in secured cases or tethered fixtures where required

High-Theft Areas and Display Case Security

• High-theft departments are staffed or monitored appropriately
• Display cases are locked and secured when not actively being serviced
• Keys, unlock tools, or access devices are controlled and not left unattended
• High-value items are not left unattended on open fixtures or carts

Vendor Stocking Oversight

• Vendor stocking activity is authorized and visible to store staff
• Vendor carts, pallets, and cases do not block camera views or customer sightlines
• Vendor product counts and backstock movement appear consistent with work being performed
• Any vendor-related deficiency was escalated to store leadership