Which of the following is not part of a safety-focused store walk-through?

• A. Inspect floors, equipment, lighting.
• B. Test safety devices.
• C. Create marketing plan.
• D. Document findings.

Answer: (C)

A safety-focused store walk-through is about identifying and addressing hazards by inspecting the shop environment, confirming safety systems work, and documenting what’s found. Inspecting floors, equipment, and lighting helps you spot slip hazards, damage, or poor visibility that could lead to injuries. Testing safety devices—like alarms, emergency lighting, exit signs, fire suppression, and machine guards—ensures they function properly when they’re needed. Documenting findings creates a record of issues and tracks who is responsible for fixes, keeping safety improvements on a concrete timeline. Creating a marketing plan, while important for promotions and merchandising, doesn’t belong in this walk-through because it isn’t about evaluating or improving safety conditions.