This drug paraphernalia disposal toolbox talk template provides venue owners, security personnel, cleaning crews and event staff with a comprehensive, step‑by‑step safety briefing for handling and disposing of drug‑related items in public toilets. The template covers the main hazards – needlestick injuries, exposure to residual narcotics, surface contamination and illegal diversion – and supplies practical controls such as BS EN‑certified sharps containers, puncture‑resistant bags, mandatory PPE, daily visual inspections and secure waste‑carrier procedures. It also includes guidance on signage, log‑book record‑keeping and preventing unauthorised access. The document references the Controlled Drugs (Supervision of Management and Use) Regulations 2013, the Control of Substances Hazardous to Health Regulations 2002, the Waste (England and Wales) Regulations 1996 and the HSE Sharps Injury Guidance, ensuring full regulatory compliance. The talk also outlines the responsibilities of security staff to monitor waste stations, the procedure for reporting incidents, and the importance of maintaining up‑to‑date waste transfer documentation. By following these steps, venues can demonstrate proactive risk management to insurers and regulators, reduce the likelihood of costly legal action, and protect public health. Regular audits should be carried out by the health and safety team to verify that containers are correctly positioned and that waste handling procedures are being followed. Any breach or near‑miss must be logged and investigated within 48 hours to prevent recurrence.