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This toolbox talk equips staff in gyms, pools and other leisure facilities with clear, actionable steps to recognise and treat a cardiac arrest on site. It explains the hazards of delayed response, outlines the legal responsibilities under the Health and Safety (First‑Aid) Regulations 1981, and details the required actions to protect members and visitors. By following the chain of survival—early recognition, immediate call to emergency services, high‑quality CPR and timely defibrillation—staff can dramatically improve survival chances.
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The guidance is written in plain English and is directly applicable to the unique environments found in leisure centres, including gym floors, pool decks, changing rooms and café areas. Specific instructions cover how to keep the poolside area dry, retrieve the nearest AED, and protect by‑standers while delivering care.
The content is fully editable and shareable, allowing the organisation to tailor it to the layout of any facility, the exact locations of AEDs, and the specific roles of team members. You can insert site‑specific contact numbers, add local emergency procedures, or modify wording to match internal policies without losing the core safety message.
Compliant with the Health and Safety (First‑Aid) Regulations 1981 and BS EN 60601‑2‑4:2011+A1:2019, this talk helps demonstrate statutory duties while fostering a culture of rapid, effective emergency response. Regular practice and equipment checks reinforce confidence and ensure the organisation is always prepared for a cardiac emergency.
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