First Aid Section Planogram Audit

Inspection template for auditing a retail first aid bay against the approved planogram, verifying that bandages, antiseptics, braces, and related supplies are correctly placed, in stock, clearly labeled, and within expiry.

Audit Scope and Fixture Identification

• First aid bay location matches the assigned audit area
  Confirm the audited fixture is the designated first aid section and not a nearby adjacent health or wellness bay.
• Approved planogram or reference set is available for comparison
  Verify the current approved planogram, fixture map, or store reference is available and matches the section being audited.
• Fixture identification and bay label are visible
  Record whether the bay, shelf, or fixture identifier is clearly visible for store team reference.
• Audit date and time recorded
  Capture when the inspection was completed.
• Inspector name or ID recorded
  Identify the person completing the audit.

Planogram Layout and Product Placement

• Bandages and wound care items are placed in the approved shelf sequence
  Check that bandages, dressings, and wound care items follow the approved left-to-right or top-to-bottom sequence on the planogram.
• Antiseptics and cleansing products are in the correct planogram location
  Verify antiseptic wipes, sprays, and cleansing solutions are grouped and positioned according to the approved layout.
• Braces, supports, and related orthopedic items are correctly blocked
  Confirm braces and supports are placed in the designated section and not mixed with unrelated categories.
• Product facings match the approved planogram count
  Count visible facings for key items and compare against the approved fixture standard.
• Out-of-place products observed in the first aid bay
  Record whether any non-assorted or misplaced items are present in the section.
• Shelf labels align with product placement
  Verify shelf tags, section dividers, and product labels correspond to the items displayed above or below them.

Stock Condition and Expiry Control

• No expired products are present in the first aid section
  Inspect all visible stock for expired dates, including bandages, antiseptics, braces, and related supplies.
• Products due to expire within 90 days are identified
  Record whether near-expiry items are present and need rotation or markdown action.
• Packaging is intact and saleable
  Check for crushed cartons, torn blister packs, broken seals, leakage, or other damage affecting product condition.
• Shelf stock is clean and free of dust or contamination
  Verify the section is free from visible dust, spills, moisture, or contamination that could affect product integrity.
• Stock depth is adequate for core first aid items
  Assess whether the section maintains reasonable on-hand depth for high-velocity items such as bandages and antiseptics.

Signage, Presentation, and Accessibility

• Section signage is present and legible
  Confirm the first aid section sign is visible, readable, and not blocked by product or fixtures.
• Price tickets and product labels are accurate and aligned
  Verify shelf labels, price tickets, and product identifiers match the displayed merchandise.
• Products are fronted and organized for easy customer access
  Check that the bay is neat, faced, and easy to shop without obstruction.
• Emergency or first aid reference information is visible if required by store standard
  If the store standard includes first aid guidance or emergency reference material, verify it is posted and legible.

Housekeeping, Safety, and Final Disposition

• Section is free of trip hazards, obstructions, and unsafe clutter
  Verify the aisle and immediate bay area are clear and safe for customer and employee access.
• Any deficiencies documented with corrective action
  Record all non-conformances found during the audit and the action required to correct them.
• Overall audit result
  Select the final outcome for the first aid section audit.