This communicating with people with learning disabilities toolbox talk template from Health & Safety Zone provides comprehensive guidance for security, surveillance and public safety staff on safe interactions with individuals who have learning disabilities or communication needs. The template outlines hazards such as misunderstanding instructions, inadequate signage, inaccessible digital information, and the risk of mental health impacts from poor communication. It offers practical steps to use plain language, visual aids, assistive technology, multiple‑format documentation, and accessible signage. It is suitable for security officers, receptionists, community patrols, emergency responders and any staff who regularly engage with the public. HSE Accessible Communication guidance (2021) and the Equality Act 2010 (Section 20) are referenced throughout. Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations 1999 – Regulation 3 informs the risk‑assessment approach. Fully editable – you can customise the content with your own company name, site‑specific risks and additional controls. The guidance aligns with relevant British Standards such as BS EN 301 549‑1 and BS EN 16523. Implementing these measures reduces the likelihood of injuries, legal breaches and costly incidents while promoting an inclusive and safe environment for all service users. It also supports audit readiness and staff training programmes across all security sites. This template helps meet statutory duties, improves safety culture, and provides a clear framework for consistent communication practices that protect both staff and service users. The toolbox talk is ideal for use in hospitals, care homes, schools and any public venue where staff interact with vulnerable individuals. It complies with the latest HSE guidance and can be used as evidence of compliance during inspections.