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This drugs on premises toolbox talk template provides security staff, supervisors and facility managers with clear guidance on recognising drug misuse, assessing associated risks, and reporting incidents in line with UK health and safety law. It covers hazards such as impaired cognition causing slips, trips and falls, aggression, violence and chemical exposure from drug paraphernalia. It references the Health and Safety at Work etc Act 1974 (Section 2), Misuse of Drugs Act 1971 (Section 5), Road Traffic Act 1988, and RIDDOR 2013 (Regulation 5). Guidance is drawn from HSE’s drug misuse advice (HSE drug & alcohol). Suitable for security companies, public venues, transport hubs and any organisation needing a robust drug‑free workplace policy. Fully editable – customise the content, add site‑specific signs and procedures, and download for use in inductions and briefings. Compliant with: Health and Safety at Work etc Act 1974, Misuse of Drugs Act 1971, RIDDOR 2013, COSHH Regulations 2002. The guide aligns with COSHH, offering practical steps for safe handling of drug‑related chemicals. It includes checklists, sample incident report forms, quick‑reference cards and a risk‑assessment worksheet to streamline compliance and support HSE audits. Using this template helps organisations demonstrate legal compliance, reduce insurance costs, and foster a safety‑first culture across all sites.