This comprehensive toolbox talk equips security, bar and management staff in pubs, clubs and other licensed venues with practical, step‑by‑step guidance for safely managing intoxicated patrons. It details the main hazards – aggression, slips, falls, fire risk and legal breaches – and provides specific DO and DON’T actions, risk‑assessment procedures, PPE specifications, signage requirements and incident‑reporting protocols. The guidance references current UK legislation including the Licensing Act 2003 (Section 5), the Health and Safety at Work etc Act 1974, the Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations 1999 and the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005. It also incorporates HSE guidance on alcohol‑related incidents (HSE – Managing Intoxicated Persons) and the latest licensing authority best‑practice notes. Additionally, the talk outlines procedures for handling medical emergencies such as alcohol poisoning, includes sample incident report templates, and recommends regular refresher training every six months. It stresses the importance of clear signage, monitoring intoxication levels with breathalysers where permitted, and coordinating with local emergency services. Optimised for SEO, the content uses keywords such as “intoxicated persons toolbox talk”, “licensed premises safety” and “alcohol over‑service control”. By implementing this talk venues demonstrate due diligence, reduce insurance costs and protect staff and customers from harm.