Department Store
- Slippery floors: Identify areas with spills or wet surfaces that can lead to slips and falls.
- Cluttered aisles: Check for obstructions in the aisles, such as merchandise or carts, that may impede customer movement and pose tripping hazards.
- Uneven flooring: Inspect for uneven surfaces or damaged flooring that may cause trips and falls.
- Unsecured merchandise: Address improperly stacked or unsecured items on shelves that may fall and cause injuries.
- Overhead hazards: Identify areas with low-hanging displays or merchandise that may pose a risk of head injuries.
- Blocked emergency exits: Ensure that emergency exits are clear and unobstructed to allow for quick evacuation in case of an emergency.
- Poorly maintained escalators and elevators: Inspect escalators and elevators to ensure they are functioning properly and have regular maintenance.
- Inadequate lighting: Identify areas with insufficient lighting, such as dressing rooms or stairwells, that may impair visibility and increase the risk of accidents.
- Heavy displays: Check for unstable or poorly secured displays that may topple over and injure customers.
- Tripping hazards: Inspect for loose wires, cords, or cables that may pose tripping hazards to customers and employees.
- Inadequate signage: Ensure that clear signage is in place to guide customers, indicate restricted areas, and provide emergency information.
- Insufficient ventilation: Address areas with poor air circulation or ventilation that may cause discomfort or respiratory issues for customers and employees.
- Inadequate security measures: Implement appropriate security measures, such as surveillance cameras and trained personnel, to deter theft and maintain customer safety.
- Inadequate accessibility: Identify areas with limited accessibility for customers with disabilities, such as inaccessible ramps or lack of accessible restrooms.
- Falling objects: Inspect overhead areas for loose or falling objects, such as signage or decorations, that may pose a risk to customers and employees.
- Inadequate fire safety measures: Ensure that fire extinguishers, smoke detectors, and sprinkler systems are in place and regularly maintained.
- Poorly maintained restrooms: Check for cleanliness and proper functioning of restrooms to ensure customer comfort and hygiene.
- Unattended spills: Address spills or leaks promptly to prevent slip and fall accidents.
- Inadequate parking lot safety: Check for potholes, inadequate lighting, and lack of pedestrian crossings in the parking lot that may increase the risk of accidents.
- Inadequate training: Provide comprehensive training to employees on customer safety, emergency procedures, and proper handling of hazardous situations.