Battery Charger and Jump Pack Charging Station Audit

Inspection template for auditing in-store battery charger and jump pack charging stations, with emphasis on safe charging practices, equipment condition, housekeeping, signage, and readiness of demo and rental units.

Inspection Details and Station Identification

• Station location identified
  Record the aisle, department, bay, or wall section where the charging station is located.
• Inspection date and time recorded
  Document when the audit was completed.
• Inspector name and role recorded
  Enter the inspector's name and job title or role.
• Station type identified
  Select the primary equipment type present at the station.

Electrical Safety and Charging Equipment

• Chargers show no visible damage, overheating, or exposed conductors
• Power cords, plugs, and connectors are intact and strain-relieved
• Charging units are plugged into approved outlets and not using damaged adapters or daisy-chained power strips
• Charging equipment is positioned to prevent cord pinch, trip, or contact damage

Battery and Jump Pack Condition

• Demo and rental units are charging or stored at the required charge state per SOP
• Units show no swelling, leakage, corrosion, odor, or heat damage
• Battery terminals and clamps are clean, secure, and free of corrosion
• Defective or out-of-service units are tagged and removed from use

Housekeeping, Ventilation, and Layout

• Area is free of combustible storage, clutter, and unnecessary packaging
• Charging station has unobstructed access for inspection and emergency response
• Ventilation openings or airflow paths are unobstructed
• Floor area is dry and free of spills, residue, or slip hazards

Signage, PPE, and Safe Work Practices

• No-smoking and ignition source restrictions are posted and visible
• Required PPE for battery handling is available and used as required by SOP
• Employees are following safe charging and handling procedures
• Emergency contact or escalation instructions are posted near the station

Emergency Response and Follow-Up

• Fire extinguisher is present, accessible, and within inspection date
• Eyewash or first-aid response equipment is accessible when required by the hazard assessment
• Deficiencies documented and assigned for corrective action