This toolbox talk on ejecting patrons at events equips security teams, venue managers and event organisers with a comprehensive, legally‑compliant briefing. It outlines the full range of hazards – from assault and crowd surge to slips on spilled drinks and medical emergencies such as cardiac events – and provides clear, step‑by‑step DO and DON’T actions. The guidance covers pre‑event risk assessments, authorised verbal de‑escalation, proportionate use of force, required PPE (BS EN 166 eye protection, BS EN ISO 20345 footwear, BS EN 388 gloves), clear ejection pathways, continuous communication with control rooms, thorough incident documentation, post‑event review, and the importance of regular scenario‑based training drills. It aligns with UK legislation, referencing the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974, the Licensing Act 2003 (Section 72), the Public Order Act 1986 (Section 5), and the HSE Crowd Management guidance. Additional resources include the HSE’s Event Safety guide and the UK Police public order guidance here. Regular refresher training and scenario‑based drills should be conducted quarterly to maintain competence and confidence among security staff. By following this template, organisations can demonstrate regulatory compliance, protect staff and attendees, reduce the risk of costly prosecutions, and maintain a safe environment for all event participants. The content is free to download and can be customised to match site‑specific policies.