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Run: Regional Director Store Standards Audit Scorecard

Regional Director Store Standards Audit Scorecard helps you review multi-store performance, district manager execution, safety, and compliance in one structu...

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Inspection Details

Document the region, district names/numbers, and store locations included in this audit.
Record when the regional audit was conducted.
Confirm the audit scope, stores, and performance period were reviewed with the district manager or equivalent leader.
Verify prior audit findings, open corrective actions, and due dates were reviewed before the inspection.

KPI Trends and Business Performance

Evaluate whether the district is tracking to sales plan and whether trend direction is improving, flat, or declining.
Assess comp sales trend across the district and whether underperforming stores have a documented recovery plan.
Evaluate traffic, conversion, and average transaction value trends for the district.
Assess labor efficiency, payroll control, and whether staffing levels align with sales demand.
Evaluate shrink, inventory accuracy, and loss prevention trend data for recurring deficiencies or non-conformance.

District Manager Effectiveness

Assess whether the district manager can explain KPI trends, root causes, and the top priorities by store.
Confirm regular coaching visits, documented feedback, and follow-up with store managers.
Verify open issues are tracked to closure with owners, due dates, and evidence of completion.
Confirm the district has a documented talent pipeline, bench strength, and development plan for key roles.

Store Standards and Strategic Initiative Compliance

Assess whether stores in the district are meeting brand presentation, signage, and merchandising standards.
Verify rollout and adoption of current strategic initiatives, including required store-level behaviors and timelines.
Confirm recurring deficiencies are identified by location, prioritized, and assigned for remediation.
Verify critical items are escalated to the appropriate leader and, where applicable, aligned to OSHA 29 CFR 1910 or 1926, NFPA 1, NFPA 70E, or NFPA 101 requirements.
Assess whether equipment reliability, maintenance response, and unplanned downtime are being tracked and addressed as operational risks.

Safety, EHS, and Fire-Life-Safety Oversight

Confirm the district maintains an active log of safety deficiencies, including critical items, owners, and due dates.
Verify applicable programs such as lockout-tagout (OSHA 1910.147), hazard communication (OSHA 1910.1200), PPE (OSHA 1910 Subpart I), and emergency action planning are current and communicated.
Check that exits, egress paths, extinguishers, and alarm-related conditions are free of obvious non-conformance and aligned with NFPA 101 and applicable AHJ expectations.

Action Plan and Closeout

Record the three highest-priority actions for the region or district based on this audit.
Confirm each material deficiency has an owner, due date, and follow-up cadence.
Regional director acknowledges the audit findings and next steps.

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