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This chlorine gas release toolbox talk template is designed for lifeguards, pool attendants and duty managers in gyms, leisure centres and public swimming facilities.
It covers the key hazards of chlorine inhalation, eye and skin irritation, and panic‑driven injuries, and explains the legal duties under the Control of Substances Hazardous to Health Regulations 2002 and the operational requirements of BS EN 15288‑1 for swimming pools.
Each section includes a purpose, what the hazard is, why it matters, ten practical do‑items, ten don’t‑items, and an important‑points summary.
The content is fully editable and shareable, allowing you to tailor it to your facility’s layout and procedures.
Implementing this toolbox talk ensures staff are prepared, reduces response time, and supports audit readiness for health and safety inspections.
Regular drills using this talk improve response times and ensure all staff are familiar with the emergency procedures, helping to protect both patrons and employees.
For further guidance, refer to the HSE chemical incident response guidance and keep the COSHH risk assessment for chlorine up to date.
Compliant with: Control of Substances Hazardous to Health Regulations 2002 (COSHH) and BS EN 15288‑1:2018 – Swimming pools – Safety requirements for operation.
