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This active attacker response toolbox talk template from Health & Safety Zone provides a detailed safety briefing for any workplace that could face a violent intrusion. It covers the Run, Hide, Tell protocol, step‑by‑step emergency communication, practical barricading methods, suitable personal protective equipment, first‑aid actions and a structured post‑incident debrief. The template is suitable for offices, retail outlets, factories, schools, hospitals, transport hubs, warehouses, stadiums and other public venues, helping staff and visitors understand how to protect themselves during an active attacker event. Fully editable and easy to customise, it assists organisations in meeting statutory duties under the Terrorism Act 2000, the Health and Safety at Work etc. Act 1974 and the Workplace (Health, Safety and Welfare) Regulations 1992. Employers can use the talk to train employees, demonstrate regulatory compliance, run regular scenario‑based drills and maintain a documented emergency plan. It also supports risk assessments, improves situational awareness and facilitates rapid coordination with police, fire and ambulance services. The guide includes procedures for liaising with local law enforcement, managing media enquiries, and conducting post‑incident reviews to continuously improve security protocols. Additional resources such as printable checklists, QR‑code quick‑reference links and incident log templates are provided. By adopting this guidance, companies can lower the risk of serious injury or death, minimise legal exposure and foster a resilient safety culture. Run, Hide, Tell – ProtectUK and HSE – Planning for incidents and emergencies offer further official guidance.