Retail Auditors with The Realise Group gather important information for our clients by objectively measuring adherence to standards. Retail Audit projects include checking for compliance to OHS standards, operational standards, promotional and Point of Sale compliance.
Why do companies conduct retail audits?
Businesses conduct retail audits and compliance checks to get a third-party objective view of how their stores are performing against a set criteria of operational, OHS and promotional standards.
How long does each audit take?
Each client project has different requirements. Sometimes it may be a short 20 minute check other times it may be a detailed audit taking 2 hours.
How far will I need to travel?
How far you are willing to travel is up to you. You are allocated work based on the information you provide us about your location and preferred travel distance. We then allocate work in a radius around this location, to the distance you have specified.
What skills do I need to be an auditor?
To become an auditor you will need:
a tablet with internet and a smart phone
excellent reading and writing skills
the ability to follow instructions accurately
to be reliable
a mature approach and calm manner
well groomed
your own car or transport.
What technology will I need?
Auditors use mobile technology to enter the data and take photos. You will need your own tablet and smart phone with internet to enter the data onsite. Some projects may require you to print documents.
Are retail audits the same as compliance checks?
Yes, Retail Audits are sometimes called Compliance Checks, Retail Inspections and Store Standards Check.
What is a QSR Audit?
QSR stands for Quick Service Restaurant. A QSR Audit is a checklist designed specifically for Quick Service Restaurants.