Keep an eye out for wet floor signs, which indicate freshly cleaned or mopped areas. Check for liquid or granular substances on the floor, whether it's from a leaky bottle, a knocked-over drink, or even food. Check for items on the floor, like merchandise, or trash. Pay attention to changes in type of flooring, like carpet to tile or tile to a rubber mat. Transitions can be uneven or slippery. Be aware of areas with poor lighting. Watch for floor unsecured mats or rugs that can slide and create a tripping hazard. Check for extension cords across walkways. Watch for open cabinet drawers that protrude into walkways. Always heed any warning signs or notices about potential hazards. If you see a caution sign, take extra care in that area.

Cleanliness is next to well, you know what. Ensure that all areas are clear of anything with the potential to cause a slip, trip or fall. Aisles are a two way street. Where two carts meet you can potentially block emergency access and ADA complianace. Choose your store displays wisely.

Look for blind spots at the ends of aisles, and use mirrors above to identify other customers. Also, stack goods in a descending order at the end of an isle for better visibility. Look for opportunities to help customers who may be carrying too much and/or are blocking their vision. Provide plenty of carts and baskets to lower this possibility.