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Run: Grocery Outdoor Seasonal Display Safety Audit

Use this audit to check outdoor grocery seasonal displays for trip hazards, unstable product stacks, weather exposure, and unsafe electrical or fire conditio...

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Inspection Details

Enter the specific outdoor area inspected, such as garden center, sidewalk display, patio, or parking-lot seasonal setup.
Document current weather and any recent weather impacts such as rain, wind, ice, or heat exposure.
Confirm prior inspection findings and corrective actions were reviewed before this walk.
Confirm the inspector is qualified to identify hazards in the display area.

Walking Surfaces and Trip Hazards

No carts, pallets, shrink wrap, hoses, signage bases, or loose merchandise block the path.
Check for uneven pavement, curb edges, cords, straps, pallet corners, and display components that create a trip hazard.
Look for standing water, mud, algae, ice, or spilled product on walking surfaces.
Mats, runners, or temporary coverings lie flat and do not curl, buckle, or shift underfoot.
Edges, step-downs, curbs, or changes in elevation are clearly visible to customers.
Measure the narrowest customer path around the display.

Display Stability and Product Security

Pots, bags, boxes, mulch, soil, or seasonal items are stacked safely and do not lean toward walkways.
Fixtures do not wobble, rock, or show signs of collapse, damage, or overloading.
Heavier merchandise is stored low enough to reduce falling-object risk.
Round, loose, or bagged items are chocked, banded, shrink-wrapped, or otherwise controlled.
Damaged bags, cracked pots, broken pallets, or torn packaging are removed from the display.
Temporary structures, tents, racks, or signage are secured against wind or movement.

Weather, Fire, and Electrical Controls

Cords are routed safely, protected from damage, and not crossing walk paths without control.
Extension cords, lights, and powered equipment are appropriate for outdoor use and protected from moisture.
Cardboard, mulch, decorative materials, and packaging are kept away from heaters, lamps, and other ignition sources in line with NFPA expectations.
Loose signage, umbrellas, lightweight fixtures, and display components are secured against wind uplift or movement.
Water does not pool in or around the display area after rain or cleaning.

Housekeeping, Signage, and Corrective Actions

Loose debris, broken ties, empty cartons, and excess packaging are removed promptly.
Use cones, tape, or signs to warn customers of temporary hazards, wet surfaces, or restricted access.
All non-conformances are recorded with a responsible person and target completion date.
Any critical item found during the inspection was corrected, isolated, or escalated before closing the audit.
Enter the date and time for reinspection of unresolved deficiencies.

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