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Run: Grocery Chemical Storage Audit

Use this grocery chemical storage audit template to check SDS access, labeling, segregation from food, and spill-ready storage in one walk-through. It helps ...

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Inspection Details

Document the store, department, room, or storage area being inspected.
Capture when the audit was performed.
Identify the person completing the inspection and their role.
Select the area(s) included in this audit.

SDS Availability and Hazard Communication

Safety Data Sheets must be available for each hazardous chemical stored in the area.
SDS must be readily accessible to employees during each shift without delay.
All primary and secondary containers must be labeled so contents and hazards are clear.
No spray bottles, jugs, or other secondary containers should be left without a compliant label.

Segregation from Food and Food-Contact Items

Cleaning chemicals, sanitizers, and maintenance products must not be stored with food, beverages, utensils, or food-contact packaging.
Chemicals must not be stored on shelves directly above food, disposable service items, or food-contact supplies.
Verify there is no visible leakage, residue, or splash risk affecting food-contact items or packaging.
The area should be dedicated to chemical storage and not used for general storage of consumables or supplies.

Compatibility, Containment, and Housekeeping

Acids, bases, oxidizers, flammables, and other incompatible chemicals must be separated to prevent dangerous reactions.
Where flammables are present, verify approved storage methods are used and ignition sources are controlled.
All containers should be sealed when not in use and show no evidence of damage, bulging, corrosion, or leakage.
Use trays, bins, or other containment methods for liquids that could leak or spill.

Access Control, PPE, and Emergency Readiness

Access should be limited to authorized employees and the area should not be left unsecured.
Gloves, eye protection, or other PPE required by the SDS or site procedure should be available and serviceable.
If chemicals stored present splash or exposure hazards, verify eyewash, spill kit, or other response equipment is available and unobstructed.

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