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This fuel theft prevention toolbox talk template provides clear, actionable guidance for preventing unauthorised removal of petrol, diesel or aviation fuel from vehicles and on‑site fuel stores. It outlines key hazards such as container tampering, ignition sources, spillage, and record‑keeping failures. The guidance aligns with the Petroleum (Consolidation) Regulations 2014, Dangerous Substances and Explosive Atmospheres Regulations 2002 (DSEAR) and the Fuel Security Code, as well as HSE guidance on safe fuel storage HSE – Storing petrol safely. Use this resource for regular safety briefings, induction training and audit preparation, ensuring that all personnel understand how to secure fuel storage, monitor access, and respond to theft incidents. It also covers emergency response actions, incident reporting procedures and environmental protection measures to mitigate fuel spills. The talk covers risk assessment, emergency response, spill control, security patrols, and regulatory reporting. It highlights the importance of regular training, proper signage, and coordination with local fire services. Regularly audit the fuel security plan against the latest HSE guidance, conduct tabletop exercises, and update procedures annually to maintain compliance and protect assets. Ensure staff know emergency contact numbers for local fire services and fuel suppliers, and display clear no‑smoking and PPE signage around fuel zones. It also details post‑incident investigation procedures, evidence preservation, and coordination with law enforcement. Maintaining current risk assessments and training records is essential for ongoing compliance.