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This Lone Working toolbox talk template is designed for staff at gyms, swimming pools and leisure centres who may be on duty alone during early, late or overnight shifts. It provides a concise yet comprehensive briefing that covers the specific hazards of solitary work, including assault, robbery, cash‑handling risks and emergency response procedures.
The talk explains why lone working creates a heightened risk of injuries such as fractures, lacerations, or violent assaults, and it links these risks to the employer’s legal duty under the Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations 1999. By following the practical do’s and don’ts, staff can reduce the likelihood of incidents and protect both themselves and members.
The content is fully editable, allowing you to insert site‑specific procedures, contact numbers and local emergency services. It can be printed as a quick‑reference sheet, posted on the staff intranet, or used as a briefing handout at shift hand‑over.
Integrating this toolbox talk into daily routines supports a robust lone‑working risk assessment, demonstrates compliance with legal duties and helps create a safer environment for employees and members alike.
Compliant with: Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations 1999.
