This toolbox talk provides a comprehensive safety briefing for CCTV operators and monitoring‑room staff. It covers ergonomic hazards such as neck and back strain, visual fatigue and repetitive‑strain injuries, electrical safety including cable management and fire‑risk control, data‑protection obligations, and mental‑health considerations linked to continuous surveillance. The guidance references the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974, the Health and Safety (Display Screen Equipment) Regulations 1992, the Electricity at Work Regulations 1989 and the Surveillance Camera Code of Practice (Protection of Freedoms Act 2012). It also incorporates HSE guidance on DSE ergonomics (HSE DSE Guidance) and relevant BS EN standards for equipment safety. Operators should complete the mandatory HSE DSE training module, record the assessment in the company LMS and log any incidents via the incident reporting system. A clean, well‑ventilated workspace with regular temperature checks reduces heat stress. Emergency procedures, including fire‑extinguisher locations, shutdown protocols, evacuation routes and regular drills, must be displayed and rehearsed quarterly to ensure rapid, coordinated response to incidents. Review this toolbox talk annually and update it to reflect new technologies, regulatory changes and lessons learned from incidents. By applying these controls, organisations can demonstrate compliance, avoid enforcement action, reduce incident rates, protect staff wellbeing and maintain effective surveillance operations.