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This high‑level cleaning toolbox talk template provides a comprehensive safety briefing for cleaning ceilings, light fittings, ventilation ducts and other elevated surfaces. It covers the major hazards of work at height – falls, slips, dropped tools – as well as electrical shock, chemical exposure and dust inhalation. The guide references UK legislation such as the Work at Height Regulations 2005, Electricity at Work Regulations 1989, the Control of Substances Hazardous to Health Regulations 2002 and the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974, and cites standards like EN 361, EN 131 and EN 166. HSE work‑at‑height guidance and HSE electricity safety guidance are linked for further detail. Suitable for cleaning supervisors, facilities managers, maintenance engineers and health‑and‑safety officers in offices, schools, hospitals, manufacturing plants and commercial premises. The template is fully editable, printable and can be customised with site‑specific risks, incorporated into induction programmes, risk assessments and audit records. Using this toolbox talk helps organisations meet legal duties, reduce incident costs, improve safety culture and protect workers on elevated work sites. It also includes a quick‑reference safety poster, a post‑task verification checklist and guidance on emergency response, ensuring a systematic approach to incident reporting and continuous improvement. Regular review of procedures ensures ongoing compliance and improvement. Employers should also keep records of training and equipment maintenance.