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Run: Warehouse Customer Audit Pre-Visit Walk

Use this pre-visit warehouse audit walk to verify 5S, documentation, training, product condition, and fire-life-safety before a customer audit. It helps you ...

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5S and Housekeeping

Main aisles, emergency exits, dock paths, and access to panels, extinguishers, and eyewash stations are free of stored materials, pallets, carts, and debris.
No visible spills, standing liquids, loose stretch wrap, banding, broken pallets, or trash in active work areas.
Frequently used items are returned to labeled locations; no mixed storage or temporary clutter is present in work areas.
Rack labels, bay locations, pedestrian markings, hazard signs, and customer-facing signage are intact, visible, and not obscured.
Trash, cardboard, stretch wrap, and scrap are contained and removed before overflow creates housekeeping or fire-load concerns.
If used, the board shows current metrics, action items, ownership, and due dates with no outdated or missing information.

Documentation Readiness

Relevant procedures for receiving, put-away, picking, packing, shipping, returns, and exception handling are accessible and current.
Training records show current status for required tasks, equipment, safety, and customer-specific requirements.
Forklift, dock equipment, fire extinguisher, and other required inspection logs are complete, signed, and within required intervals.
Any customer scorecards, packaging rules, labeling requirements, or site-specific expectations are printed or accessible to the audit team.
Open findings are tracked with owners, due dates, and evidence of progress; overdue items are escalated.

Training and Competency

Forklift, pallet jack, dock equipment, and other powered industrial truck operators are current on authorization and training.
Sampled employees can identify alarm response, evacuation routes, muster points, and reporting expectations.
Observed personnel are wearing the required PPE for the area and can state when additional PPE is required.
Maintenance or support personnel can identify when lockout-tagout applies and know who is authorized to perform it.
Any overdue training, expired certifications, or unassigned training items are documented before the customer visit.

Product Condition and Storage

No crushed cartons, torn wrap, broken pallets, leaks, contamination, or other visible product defects are present in audit-visible areas.
Pallets, bins, and locations have correct item identification, lot/serial information where required, and status labels are legible.
Stored product does not exceed rack capacity, block stacking limits, or safe clearances; damaged rack components are not in use.
Rejected, damaged, expired, or customer-hold material is clearly identified and physically separated from good inventory.
If applicable, product storage conditions are within documented requirements and any excursions are recorded.

Safety and Fire-Life-Safety

Exit access is clear, exit signs are illuminated or visible, and doors are not blocked, chained, or propped in a way that prevents egress.
Extinguishers are located correctly, unobstructed, and show current inspection status with no visible damage or missing tags.
Accumulated cardboard, shrink wrap, dust, and combustible waste are controlled and not stored near heat sources or electrical equipment.

Audit Walk Closeout

Select the current readiness status after completing the walk.
Summarize the most important gaps, owners, and due dates before the audit begins.
Signature of the person completing the pre-visit walk.

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