This car‑park lighting toolbox talk equips facilities managers, security staff and maintenance crews with practical guidance for planning, installing and maintaining safe illumination in parking facilities. Proper lighting reduces the risk of trips, slips, vehicle‑pedestrian collisions and assaults, and enhances the effectiveness of CCTV systems by eliminating blind spots. The talk references key legislation – the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974, the Workplace (Health, Safety and Welfare) Regulations 1992 and the Electricity at Work Regulations 1989 – and aligns with British Standards BS EN 50598‑1 and BS EN 12464‑2 for lighting performance and visual ergonomics. It stresses achieving minimum lux levels (5 lux on perimeters, 10 lux on pedestrian crossings) and maintaining colour temperature (4000‑5000 K) for sign readability. Supporting resources include HSE’s parking guidance (link) and lighting guidance (link), plus direct links to the legislation on legislation.gov.uk. Regular reviews of lighting performance should be documented, and any deficiencies corrected promptly to maintain compliance and safety. Employers should involve security personnel in lighting design to ensure optimal CCTV coverage and consider energy‑efficient LED solutions to reduce operating costs. Use this template to conduct risk assessments, select compliant luminaires, implement glare control, ensure emergency backup lighting, integrate lighting with CCTV, and establish a regular maintenance programme. Customise the content with your company name and site‑specific data to deliver a concise, compliant briefing that promotes safety and security in any car‑park environment.