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Risk Assessment Description:

This Ejecting Patrons Safety Checklist template from Health & Safety Zone helps security operatives, door supervisors and venue managers confirm safe procedures when removing individuals from a licensed premises.

It covers planning and documentation, staff competence, venue environment, specific risks of violent or intoxicated ejections, equipment and protective measures, substance handling, personal protective equipment, collective safety controls, emergency arrangements and post‑ejection actions. The checklist references the Licensing Act 2003 and HSE Event Safety – Crowd Management guidance.

Use this checklist for:

  • Pre‑ejection checks – verify risk assessments, staffing and equipment are in place before any removal.
  • During ejection – ensure safe handling of the patron and maintenance of public safety.
  • Post‑ejection – confirm the patron’s welfare and complete hand‑over to police or transport.

Each item is answered Yes, No or N/A – any No answer must be resolved before proceeding.

When using the checklist, staff tick the appropriate response for each question, record any corrective action required and retain the record as part of the incident log. The checklist can be printed, downloaded as a PDF or integrated into digital safety systems.

Fully editable and shareable — customise the questions to your venue, download as a PDF and share with your security team.

Compliant with: Licensing Act 2003; HSE Event Safety – Crowd Management guidance.

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Checks covered in this Ejecting Patrons checklist

This Ejecting Patrons safety checklist template covers 24 checks. Customise the questions to your workplace, then download a professional, print-ready PDF with Yes / No / N/A tick-boxes and a comments space.

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1Has a current risk assessment for patron ejection been completed and briefed to staff?
2Is the venue licence in force and compliant with the Licensing Act 2003?
3Are all security staff trained and competent in de‑escalation and ejection procedures?
4Is a clear chain of command and communication plan established for ejections?
5Is the ejection area free of trip hazards and clearly marked?
6Is adequate lighting available in the ejection route?
7Are doors and barriers in good working order and able to be locked if required?
8Is CCTV coverage of the ejection area functional and monitored?
9Is the patron identified as intoxicated or potentially violent before ejection?
10Is a backup security officer present for lone‑person ejections?
11Are appropriate restraints (e.g., handcuffs) available and only used when necessary?
12Is the patron’s personal safety (e.g., risk of fall, collision) considered during removal?
13Is the patron provided with a clear explanation of why they are being removed?
14Is the patron’s welfare assessed (e.g., medical condition, injury) before and after ejection?
15Is first‑aid equipment readily accessible near the ejection point?
16Is any spilled alcohol or drink cleaned up promptly to prevent slip hazards?
17Is a police or licensed security officer notified when a patron is removed?
18Is any alcohol or drug consumption recorded for the patron?
19Is appropriate PPE (e.g., high‑visibility vest, gloves) worn by staff conducting the ejection?
20Are barriers or signage in place to protect other patrons during the ejection?
21Is the ejection route secured with barriers or staff to prevent other patrons from interfering?
22Is the patron’s personal belongings secured or recorded before ejection?
23Is the ejection documented on the incident log with date, time and outcome?
24Has the ejected patron been handed over safely to police or transport and their whereabouts recorded?

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